How Is the Harmonic Spectrum of Sound Analogous to the Color

How is the harmonic spectrum of sound analogous to the color spectrum of light?

A) We have sound-opponent cells in the auditory nerve just like we have color-opponent cells in the optic nerve.
B) Both sound and light perception depend on sensing small molecules in the air, which vibrate at different frequencies.
C) Both sound and light depend on photoreceptors for sensation and perception.
D) Both sounds and lights consist of many different wavelengths that are encoded independently.
E) Both sound and light are processed by the anterior horn of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex.