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Compare and contrast impaired color vision and color blindness.

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Compare and contrast impaired color vision and color blindness.

Compare and contrast impaired color vision and color blindness.

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Answer: Inherited deficiencies in the cones cause various degrees of impaired color vision. Most people with impaired color vision cannot distinguish shades of red or green; some cannot distinguish shades of blue and yellow. Complete absence of color vision is rare. Color-blind people only see shades of gray. Color vision impairments and color blindness are carried on the X chromosome, so they occur more often in males, although females can inherit the condition too.

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