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Yes, I think you are right. I thought I remember it being heterochromat, but looking online all references seem to be to tetrachromat. In terms of evidence, I
by skosuri 10y ago
Yes, I think you are right. I thought I remember it being heterochromat, but looking online all references seem to be to tetrachromat. In terms of evidence, I think prevalence is there, but there were some papers where they actually tested color perception differences (at least from wikipedia).
- aetherson 10y agoHeterochromia iridum is the condition of having two irises of different colors, you may have blurred the name of that condition with tetrachromacy.