
Cell-A is the cone cell more concentrated in the fovea centralis, the region of keenest vision. It is located in the centre of the retina, in direct line with the centre of the lens and cornea. The acuity of an animal’s eye depends on the density of cones in the fovea. Cell-B is the rod cell found at the peripheral parts of the retina. Rods are high sensitivity receptors for dim light.