[Solved] Why are people less able to distinguish fine detail in blue?

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Q.	Why are people less able to distinguish fine detail in blue?
A.	There are fewer cones in the center of the retina that are sensitive to blue light.
B.	There are more cones in the center of the retina that are sensitive to blue light.
C.	There are fewer cones in the center of the retina that are sensitive to red light.
D.	There are more cones in the center of the retina that are sensitive to blue light.
Answer» A. There are fewer cones in the center of the retina that are sensitive to blue light.

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