The action of the visual receptors supports the

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The trichromatic theory of colour vision states that there are three types of cones in the retina that respond to different wavelengths of light and work together to create our perception of colour. This theory is supported by the action of the visual receptors, which are the cones in the retina that detect and respond to light. The other theories listed (Hering theory, opponent process theory, James-Lange theory) are not directly related to the action of the visual receptors in the retina.

The Action of the Visual Receptors Supports the