Protanomaly, protanomalous
Partial color deficiency affecting the ability to see the color red. There are three possible color vision deficits: red (protan), green (deutan), and blue (tritan). The suffixes ?omaly and ?opia indicate partial and complete color vision deficits, respectively. Therefore, a person who has tritanomaly will have a partial blue color vision deficit while a person who has deuteranopia will have a complete green color deficit.
Related Links
protanomaly — Hereditary Ocular Diseases
Protanomaly — definition of protanomaly by Medical dictionary
Protanopia ? Red-Green Color Blindness — Colblindor
Types of Colour Blindness – Colour Blind Awareness
About Color Blindness – How Color Vision Deficiency Works
Prereceptor Colour Vision Distortions in Protanomalous Trichromacy
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