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What is Fovea has all of the following layers of the retina except and explain in detail?
Outer Plexiform layer The fovea, which is the centre of the macula is a depression called a foveal pit. It is a pit because many layers of the retina are absent here. At the fovea, the layers present are RPE, layer of photoreceptors, external limiting membrane, outer nuclear layer and an internal limiting membrane.