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When struck by light energy, cones and rods in the retina generate neural signals that then activate the (A) parietal lobe (B) ganglion cells (C) bipolar cells (D) ciliary muscle (E) optic nerve fibers

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Final answer: Cones and rods in the retina generate neural signals that activate bipolar cells, which then send the signals along the optic nerve fibers. Explanation: When struck by light energy, cones and rods in the retina generate neural signals that then activate the bipolar cells. The change in me