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misspop

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Emma has tritanopia. When she looks around at the world, she sees shades of red and green. Her defect is caused by a lack of:
 
  a. blue cones.
  b. red cones.
  c. green cones.
  d. yellow cones.

Question 2

There are three different cones that process different wavelengths of light. These wavelengths correspond to the colors:
 
  a. blue, red, and green.
  b. blue, red, and yellow.
  c. red, green, and yellow.
  d. blue, yellow, and red.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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