Cone Cells are adapted to form color images.
They are very concentrated in the retina.
Not much other info I could find. :)
The function of the cone cells of the eye is to provide color vision. Rod cells are known as the photoreceptor's of the eye. Rod cells are considered to have a higher sensitivity level then cone cells.
Adapted by exchanging nutrients & waste via the blood.
Cells adapt through the process of evolution.
Muscle cells are adapted to their function by being able to work both aerobically and anerobically (for a time), by being able to exert force both in short bursts or spasms, but also for prolonged duration.
they are very small XD
they are adapted as they drink the water from the cells
The function of the cone cells of the eye is to provide color vision. Rod cells are known as the photoreceptor's of the eye. Rod cells are considered to have a higher sensitivity level then cone cells.
Cone cells, or cones, are photoreceptor cells in the retina of the eye which function best in relatively bright light. The cone cells gradually become sparser towards the periphery of the retina.
Muscle cells are adapted to their function in a few ways. The major thing that allows them to function correctly as muscle cells is the higher number of mitochondria.
Cilia
Because of the nucleus
Adapted by exchanging nutrients & waste via the blood.
Xylem cells are adapted to its function through its ring of lignin. The lignin helps in strengthening the cell walls to cope with osmotic pressure.
They have adapted to their job by developing a cell membrane to keep unwanted waste
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Flattened shape and interlocking edges
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