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Paper 4 structured question: Sense organs

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The fovea is a specialized part of the retina in the human eye.

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Function of the fovea

The fovea contains many cone cells and is responsible for sharp central vision.

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    State the purpose of the fovea.

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Diagram of the human eye

The diagram highlights the retina and a small central area called the fovea.

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    Identify the location of the fovea in the diagram.

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