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A chimpanzee eye can see up to 10 million different colors. How does this compare to the human eye?
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a lot less
a lot less
roughly half as much
roughly half as much
about the same
about the same
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about the same
Chimpanzees, like humans, are trichromatic (three cone types) and can distinguish roughly the same number of colors (on the order of millions, commonly cited as about 10 million).
Chimpanzees, like humans, are trichromatic (three cone types) and can distinguish roughly the same number of colors (on the order of millions, commonly cited as about 10 million).
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