Biology · Genetics and Diseases
What is the primary visual limitation faced by a person with color blindness?
- 1Blurry vision for distant objects
- 2Inability to distinguish between certain colors✓
- 3Complete loss of vision in one eye
- 4Inability to see in low light conditions
Correct answer
Inability to distinguish between certain colors
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