dichromat การใช้

• Rare human dichromats have this deficit in only one eye.
• :: " In general, nonprimate mammals are dichromats.
• "Humans that lack functional L cones or M cones are also Dichromats.
• Since the mice possess only S cones and M cones, they are dichromats.
• Dichromats often confuse red and green items.
• Dogs appear to be dichromats, as are humans who are " color blind ".
• Individuals who can express only two types of opsins in the cones are called dichromats.
• Organisms with dichromacy are called dichromats.
• With only two types of cones, dichromats are less capable of distinguishing between two colors.
• But one person in 100 is a dichromat who sees only two colors : yellow and blue.
• At higher ( 16 Hz ) frequencies, dichromats perform as well as or better than trichromats.
• Dichromats can match any color they see with a mixture of no more than two pure tetrachromats require four.
• :: : : you said they tried to change dichromat mice into trichromats, but actually got tetrachromats.
• The skull contains air cavities ( dichromats and they can see well in dim light but not in bright light.
• Dichromats, by definition, cannot distinguish any of the colors, and only make correct answers by random guessing.
• Most other mammals are dichromats, therefore they can not tell green from some other colors of same perceived brightness.
• Here is another example : most birds have tetrachromatic vision, while most placental mammals are dichromats and minority are trichromats.
• Since cone cells make color vision possible, the high prevalence of rod cells in lemur eyes suggest they have not dichromats.
• Although dichromatism poses little problem for daily life, dichromats may find some color-coded diagrams and maps difficult to read.
• Studies have suggested that the cone pigments found in dichromats can actually distinguish the color differences between fruit and the foliage surrounding it.