The Macula Lutea,fovea Centralis,and Photoreceptors are Most Associated with This

Question

The macula lutea,fovea centralis,and photoreceptors are most associated with this structure.
A) Choroid
B) Optic chiasm
C) Lens
D) Retina

Accepted Answer

The macula lutea, fovea centralis, and photoreceptors are unique structures that are all located in the retina. The choroid is a layer behind the retina, the optic chiasm is a junction point for the optic nerves, and the lens is a structure located in the eye but not directly associated with the macula lutea, fovea centralis, and photoreceptors.