Abstract:Color vision, or the ability to discriminate between different wavelengths of light, is uniquely variable across primates compared with other Mammal Orders. Substantial research has focused on identifying the extent of variation in primate opsin genes, which control color vision ability. Although several primates retain the ancestral mammalian complement of a short‐wavelength‐sensitive (
SWS1
) opsin gene and medium‐/long‐wavelength‐sensitive (
LWS
) opsin gene a… Show more
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