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The vision of an organism with three types of color receptors. Humans and closely related primates are trichromats but most mammals have dichromatic color vision. | The vision of an organism with three types of color receptors. Humans and closely related primates are usually trichromats but most mammals have dichromatic color vision. | ||
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Trichromacy [r]: The vision of an organism with three types of color receptors. Humans and closely related primates are usually trichromats but most mammals have dichromatic color vision.