In colour-blindness there is dichromacy, where only two types of cone cells are available, and so the ability to see colour is reduced, and this more common in males. 'There is even ...
Red-green color blindness affects how red and green appear. There are two main forms: anomalous trichromacy, where the red or green cones work incorrectly, and dichromacy, where one type of cone is ...
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