P Ganglion Cells Differ from M Ganglion Cells in That

Question

P ganglion cells differ from M ganglion cells in that P cells:
A)Have center-surround receptive fields.
B)Respond to movement within their receptive fields.
C)Have large dendritic trees.
D)Have large receptive fields.
E)Have color-opponent receptive fields.

Accepted Answer

P ganglion cells are known for their color-opponent receptive fields, which means they are involved in processing color information. This distinguishes them from M ganglion cells, which are more involved in detecting motion and have larger receptive fields but are not primarily responsible for color vision.