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The ecological collapse of color: photoreceptor number buys a geometric hue manifold that natural spectra never fill
We ma[ the profound gap between the theoretical color dimensions an organism's eye can perceive and the actual color dimensions supplied by the natural world. Geometric theory predicts that n photoreceptor classes allow an organism to perceive a hue manifold homeomorphic to an (n-2)-dimensional sphe
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