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At the level of rods and cones, the ____ theory seems to fit best, while at the level of the bipolar cells, the ____ theory seems to fit best.
 
  a. opponent process; volley
 b. volley; trichromatic
 c. opponent process; trichromatic
  d. trichromatic; opponent process

Question 2

A burst of intense stimulation to a dendrite by one or more axons connected to it in a rapid series can be described as the ____.
 
  a. long-term potentiation of the cell's response to stimuli
 b. long-term inhibition of the cell's response to stimuli
 c. potentiation of the cell's response to stimuli for a few seconds
 d. inhibition of the cell's response to stimuli for a few seconds



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a




codyclark

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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
Gracias!


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