Which best describes the role of cones in seeing an object? they work well in dim light to detect color. they work well in bright light to detect color. they work well in dim light but do not detect color. they work well in bright light but do not detect color.

The correct answer is B. They work well in bright light to detect color.

Explanation:

Sight sense depends on multiple specialized cells and structures. In terms of color detection in vertebrates including humans, this is possible due to the action of cones and rods that are specialized photoreceptor cells located in the eyes. Additionally, cones differ from rods because these work better in bright light to detect color while rods work better in dim light. Besides this, cones or cone cells detect color because they respond to the wavelengths related to each color. This also causes some animals or species to detect more colors than others, for example, humans have three different kinds of cones and due to this, we detect a wide range of colors. According to this, the option that best describes the role of cones is "they work well in bright light to detect color".

yes, it is pretty much the same thing, which is cool. : )