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cones and M
cones are
randomly distributed and are in
equal numbers.
Trichromatic color vision is the
ability of
humans and some
other animals to see different...
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Helmholtz in the 19th century), also
known as the
trichromatic theory, is a
theory of
trichromatic color vision – the
manner in
which the
visual system...
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unique hues are very consistent, to
within a few nanometers.
Though the
trichromatic and
opponent processes theories were
initially thought to be at odds...
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complements exhibited by
primates can be monochromatic,
dichromatic or
trichromatic. The
catarrhines (Old
World monkeys and apes) are
routine trichromats...
- some add more intermediates, for 24
named colors. They make use of the
trichromatic model of color. The
typical artists'
paint or
pigment color wheel includes...
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vertebrate ancestors of the
primates possessed three color vision (
trichromaticism), the nocturnal, warm-blooded,
mammalian ancestors lost one of three...
- bit
value 2: the
image samples contain three channels of data
encoding trichromatic colors,
otherwise the
image samples contain one
channel of data encoding...
- hue of the
adapting stimulus, and
trichromatic theory fails to
account for this fact. The
failure of
trichromatic theory to
account for
afterimages indicates...
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primary colors used. The most
common color models are
optimized to
human trichromatic color vision,
therefore comprising three primary colors.: 4.2 Additive...
- (except for the
howler monkeys of
genus Alouatta) also
typically lack the
trichromatic vision of Old
World monkeys.
Colour vision in New
World primates relies...
