The colour in vision results from the
A. different absorption of wavelengths of light by different classes of rods
B. ability of each cone to absorb all wavelengths of light equally
C. lens of the eye acting like a prism and separating the different wavelengths by light
D. three different isomers of opsin in different classes of cone cells.
Answer:D
The colour in vision results from the
A. different absorption of wavelengths of light by different classes of rods B. ability of each cone to absorb all wavelengths of light equally C. lens of the eye acting like a prism and separating the different wavelengths by light D. three different isomers of opsin in different classes of cone cells.