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Color cues, developmental coupling, and the limits of the late-sighted model: A commentary on Vogelsang et al. (2024)
Vogelsang et al. (2024) report in Science that congenitally blind individuals who gain sight late in life rely disproportionately on color cues for object recognition, unlike normally sighted controls. They propose that this pattern reflects the adaptive value of neonatal color immaturity: because t
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