**Question:**Match the letters with the correct layer of the retina in the micrograph below:[Image of a micrograph with different layers of the retina, labeled A, B, C, and D]- **A** [Dropdown menu options: Choose, Photoreceptor Cell Layer, Bipolar Cell Layer, Choroid Layer, Pigmented Epithelial Layer]- **B** [Dropdown menu options: Choose, Photoreceptor Cell Layer, Bipolar Cell Layer, Choroid Layer, Pigmented Epithelial Layer]- **C** [Dropdown menu options: Choose, Photoreceptor Cell Layer, Bipolar Cell Layer, Choroid Layer, Pigmented Epithelial Layer]- **D** Preselected: Bipolar Cell Layer**Diagram Explanation:**The micrograph depicts the different layers of the retina in a vertical cross-section. Each labeled section (A, B, C, D) indicates distinct cellular layers which are part of the retinal structure. The retina is composed of several layers that perform various roles essential to visual processing.- **A** could be identified as either of the mentioned layers.- **B** and **C** also have options to select their correct layer type.- **D** is shown as the Bipolar Cell Layer in the dropdown menu.

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Match the letters with the correct layer of the retina in the micrograph below: -D A v [ Choose ] Photoreceptor Cell Layer Bipolar Cell Layer Choroid Layer Pigmented Epithelial Layer C [ Choose ] D Bipolar Cell Layer LM 250x B.