deuteranopia

/ˌduːtərəˈnoʊpiə/
noun
  1. A severe form of red-green color blindness where the eyes cannot detect green light at all, making red and green look the same.
    • Special glasses can help some people with deuteranopia see more color differences.
    • Deuteranopia affects about 1% of males worldwide.
    • With deuteranopia, a red apple and a green apple may appear identical.
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