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Spectral absorption is measured in a single cone from the carp retina, by a specially designed microspectrophotometer.2. Five photopigments having λmax 490-500mμ, 520-540mμ, 560-580mμ, 620-640mμ and670-680mμ are detected in various cone outer segments. The occurrence frequency is high for the first three.3. As to the rod pigment, the λmax, is between520-530mμ in the carp and between500-505mμ in the frog.4. A few cones which seem to possess two photopigments are observed in the carp.
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