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color sensation

color sensation Color sensation is the final perceptual outcome of color vision.

Color sensation is the final perceptual outcome of color vision. In this account, it refers to the experienced hues, especially the unique or pure hues red, yellow, green, and blue, which serve as the basic components for describing other hues.

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Drafting source: Pridmore Ralph W.. Cone Photoreceptor Sensitivities and Unique Hue Chromatic Responses: Correlation and Causation Imply the Physiological Basis of Unique Hues. 2013; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0077134; article XML SHA-256 e56b32524e39d1949646ce828819bfd24a4915c06dade9eb1323116e375c4d37. “Cone Photoreceptor Sensitivities and Unique Hue Chromatic Responses: Correlation and Causation Imply the Physiological Basis of Unique Hues” (10.1371/journal.pone.0077134).
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