2.7 Colour Vision Deficiencies quiz
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2.7 Colour Vision Deficiencies quiz
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1 point(s)What is the main symptom of people who have anomolous or defective colour vision compared to normal colour vision?
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1 point(s)People with normal colour vision are called?
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3 point(s)Dichromats can be categorised into 3 sub groups. Fill in the blanks in the following statement giving either the name associated with the primary colour not required or the primary not requires for the sub group.
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do not require the RED primary, deuteranopes do not require , while do not require BLUE.
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1 point(s)This category of colour defective individuals can be subdivided into 3 where the response to a primary is weak. Identify the term used to describe an anomolous trichromat if their repsonse to green is weak.
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1 point(s)a pair of objects of slightly different spectral reflectance characteristics that appear matched in colour for one observer will not necessarily appear matched for another is called?
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2 point(s)Red-green colour deficiency is much more common in one of the sexes and why?
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The inherited red-green colour vision deficiency is much more common in . This is because it is associated with a defective gene on an chromosome.
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