All of the following properties of rods and cones in the given Column-I and Column-II differentiate them correctly, except

	Column-I (Rods)	Column-II (Cones)
1.	Rods are responsible for twilight vision	Cones are responsible for photopic vision
2.	Visual pigment is rhodopsin or visual purple in rods	There are three types of visual pigments in cones
3.	Rods are absent in fovea	Only cones are only present in fovea
4.	When rods are stimulated equally a sensation of white colour light is produced	When cones are stimulated equally a sensation of violet colour light is produced