Color Vision 8: Opsins and the Evolution of Color Vision
Levels of Color Vision vary widely among animals. Opsins are the pigments responsible for the different colors we see. Their range can be seen in different animals and their development can be followed over time.
Видео Color Vision 8: Opsins and the Evolution of Color Vision канала Craig Blackwell
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