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Can Girls See More Colors Than Boys? | What Science Shows

On average, females are less likely to have red-green color vision deficiency, and a tiny fraction may carry four cone types, yet most people see colors similarly. People ask this question after noticing small differences: one person calls a shirt “teal,” another says “blue,” and the debate starts. Color vision is real biology, and day-to-day

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