Ophthalmologica · 2010 · 23 citations · 0 references
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Although there is both a morphological resemblance of the photoreceptors and an electroretinographic similarity, in man and in the horse, in the latter there is no proper macula. Moreover, over the whole of the retina of the horse, the rods predominate over the cones.