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You are driving at night and decide to pass a slow-moving car. You notice that although you can see the car, you can't tell what color it is. This is due to
◦ the poor ability of cones to function in low light.
◦ a reduced ability to focus in low light situations.
◦ the poor ability of rods to function in low light.
◦ the constriction of your pupil in low light situations, which reduces color vision.
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Reply #1 on: Jul 15, 2019
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