Contrary to an accepted idea, Daltonism generally does not mean that no color is seen. It corresponds to an anomaly of color vision which makes some shades more difficult to distinguish, most often reds and greens.
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Contrary to an accepted idea, Daltonism generally does not mean that no color is seen. It corresponds to an anomaly of color vision which makes some shades more difficult to distinguish, most often reds and greens.