The correct answer is color vision.
The macula lutea is an area near the center of the human's eye retina. It has an oval shape and is responsible for the high-resolution color vision we have under good light conditions. If the macula lutea is destroyed, due to macular degeneration or a retinal detachment, then this color vision is impaired.
I'll say Graph C cause both Graph A and Graph C look slighty different but both are close to being the same but in Graph C it shows different Figures Both don't match each other hence Population of birds in Graph C are specialized in different types of food.
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factors associated with the events of gram negative sepsis and septic shock
such as risk factors for organ dysfunction, infection, contingent upon
developing infection. Other factors
include residence in care facilities for long time, use of immunosuppressive
medications, prosthetic devices, and malnutrition.</span>
