anomalous trichromacy

Cone pigments can differ in frequency range or maximum-sensitivity wavelength {anomalous trichromacy}. Moderately colorblind people can have three photopigments, but two are same type: two different long-wavelength cones {deuteranomalous trichromacy}, which is more common, or two different middle-wavelength cones {protanomalous trichromacy} [Asenjo et al., 1994] [Jameson et al., 2001] [Jordan and Mollon, 1993] [Nathans, 1999].

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