If a person has a neutral point such that a single wavelength is confused with sunlight, that person is

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A dichromat is a person who has a form of color blindness characterized by the inability to distinguish all colors due to the lack of one type of cone in the eye. In dichromacy, a person often confuses certain wavelengths of light with white light or sunlight because they can only perceive two of the three primary colors.

If a Person Has a Neutral Point Such That a Single