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Photopigments are located within the

Photopigments are located within the
A) lamellae membranes of the outer segments.
B) inner membrane of bipolar cells.
C) ganglion cells.
D) amacrine cells.
E) lamellae membranes of the inner segments.

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Very thank for the help, neuroscience is a tough subject. This makes things a lot easier.

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