how do we see colours? explain the role of cells to respond to intensity and colour? what is colour blindness
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If a person is not able to see colours it shows that he is effected by colour blindness.
Rods respond to intensity.
Rods respond to intensity. Cones respond to the colour of light(different wavelength).
If a person is not able to see colours it shows that he is effected by colour blindness.
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If a person cannot see colours means he is affected by colour blindness.
Explanation:
Rods are responsible for vision at low light levels.
They do not mediate colour vision,and have a low
spatial acuity.Cones are active at higher light levels,are capable of colour vision and are responsible for high spatial acuity
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