Are bipolar neurons more abundant in adults than in children?

Bipolar neurons are not necessarily more abundant in adults than in children; rather, their presence is more related to specific functions in the nervous system than to age. These neurons are primarily found in sensory pathways, such as in the retina and olfactory system, and their numbers are relatively stable across different age groups. However, the overall neural architecture and connections can change as a person develops, potentially affecting how these neurons function rather than their abundance.