Photoreceptors Pathway of signal output Pathway of light (b) Cells of the neural layer of the retina (c) Photomicrograph of retina Using the provided tissue section (or part c above), diagram the layers of the retina. Highlight the different layers, neurons, inner layer, outer layer, the pathway of light, and direction of signal output.

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