Older individuals often experience a loss of central vision known as macular degeneration.

Based on your knowledge of the functional anatomy of the retina, you might
expect that degeneration of the macula lutea would produce all of these
effects EXCEPT...

- A person with MD would progressively lose their ability to see in the
dark.

- MD patients would progressively lose their color perception.

- MD patients would lose their central vision and have to compensate
using their peripheral vision.

- A person with MD would progressively lose their ability to see fine
details or read normal-sized print.