What is another word for mesopic vision?
Pronunciation: [mɛsˈɒpɪk vˈɪʒən] (IPA) 
Mesopic vision is a term used to describe the visual experience in low light conditions where cones and rods interact to perceive light. Synonyms for mesopic vision include twilight vision, dim light vision, and scotopic vision. Twilight vision refers to the visual experience at dawn or dusk when natural light is low but not completely absent. Dim light vision is a broad term encompassing visual perception in low lighting conditions, while scotopic vision refers to the ability to see under very low levels of light, such as starlight. These synonyms are important to understand for fields such as ophthalmology, optometry, and outdoor recreation where visibility in low light conditions is essential.
