Color Blindness

any color you want

No he could see in color, but he was color blind in the sense that he didn't see and judge people by the color of their skin, to him everyone was the same regardless of their race.

You cant explain colors and most blind people become blind after birth, so, they have an idea of how colors look like. Very few were born blind.

These colors were taken from an original 1979 LeBaron dealer brochure. They are: Dove Grey, Ensign Blue Metallic, Chianti Red, Teal Green Sunfire Metallic, Medium Cashmere Metallic, Spinnaker White, Cadet Blue Metallic, Teal Frost Metallic, Regent Red Sunfire Metallic, Light Cashmere, Sable Tan Sunfire Metallic, Formal Black.

Any berries with a dry taste to it will work. Chesto berries, for example, could make a blue one. If you're trying to make a Feebas evolve from maxing out beauty, indigo blocks can be used too. Kelpsy berries are a good bet, as they are often stronger, too.

To get the right colored hat you have to go over to the saloon. Outside the saloon there are 3 fish in chairs. The old gramma fish is in her rocking chair. If you click on her, she will spit into the spitoon, changing its color. Keep clicking till the spitoon turns purple. Then drop your hat into the spitoon. Voila! Now, can you tell me how to get the pufferfish out of the way of the cave? My son can't get him to move and I just KNOW that harmonica is in there...

i am sure you could find out somewhere on the web, but would be easier to just buy anodized bolts or take em to a company that does anodizing

The alleles on the sex chromosomes are still dominant or recessive, the difference is that even a recessive trait on the X chromosome can be expressed if it is located at

a gene locus that has no matching locus on the Y chromosome.

The alleles for red-green color blindness are located on the X chromosome is a place that has no corresponding locus on the Y chromosome.

Inheritance for a male child depends on the mother's genetics and, if she is a carrier, the male child has a 50% chance of being color blind.

I wouldn't think so. A tone deaf person would never find attractive any profession for which tone sensitivity is a requirement.

can you tell me the 10 symptoms of red-green

color blindness

100% of all male offspring will be colorblind.

0% of all femal offspring will be colorblind.

Green. It's the Maori word for greenstone.

Of course you can still see the flag, but not exactly the same way as someone who isn't color blind.

at first it may appear a redish sort of colour, then after time it can form to a redish/purplish colour much like a bruise. a hickey usually lasts about 4-8 days depending on the hickey.

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Depth is perceived when each eye provides a slightly different view of the same scene, when there is an overlap in the field of vision. This is known as binocular vision. Birds such as Owls, which have both eyes facing forward, have binocular vision similar to our own, but most nonpredatory birds have eyes whose fields of view do not overlap enough to provide this ability. Instead, their laterally placed eyes give them a wider total view, the better to detect an approaching predator. Scientist believe that to compensate for their lack of binocular vision, some birds bob their heads, thereby viewing the same subject rapidly from different angles.

In many species, eye color changes as the bird matures and can serve as a means of determining an individual's age. For American Crow, it changes from blue or blue-gray to brown. These birds are not color blind.

all the colors of light combined make white light. In other words, white light is composed of all colors of light.

yellow and red

A genus of titanosaurian sauropod, Quaesitosaurus roamed the Earth from 85 to 70 million years ago. As there were no humans on the Earth at that time, no one knows what the color of their skin was.

No. Some may but most can see color, they just get certain colors mixed up

Blind people need Blind Dogs and Canes

Also they may need to get seen to by a doctor.

well that was my question for the science fair in the end my answer was MICE ARE NOT COLOUR BLIND but they find it hard to see some colours and i won a a prize for my correct answer at the science fair. Mice have blue and green photopigments (B.R. Conway, 2007) and absorb electromagnetic frequencies between ~300-~600 (G.H. Jacob, "Cone pigments and vision in the mouse", Fig 1). As an interesting side note, recently transgenic mice have been created expressing the human red pigment, giving some trichromatic vision (B. R. Conway, 2007).

The color grey. =3 I did the same project.

In this scenario, the male with color-blindness has the genotype X^cY (where X^c represents the X chromosome with the color-blind trait). The heterozygous woman has the genotype X^cX (one normal vision X and one color-blind X). Their potential offspring can inherit either X^c or X from the mother and either X^c or Y from the father. This results in a 50% chance of having color-blind sons (X^cY) and a 50% chance of having daughters who are carriers (X^cX) but not color-blind. Therefore, 25% of their total children will be color-blind (only the sons can be color-blind in this case).