Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1938 · 72 citations · 10 references
MedicineAnimal SciencesVision ScienceColor VisionVisual OpticsVisual PerceptionPhotoreceptor PhysiologyRetinal AnatomyCarotenoid ChemistryComparative Retinal Color VisionCone PhysiologyLight ConesPhotoreceptor BiologyVisual Pigmentation
THE cones of many bird and reptile retinas contain brilliantly coloured oil globules. In the chicken they are red, golden and yellow-green1,2. They possess considerable interest, for light must filter through them to enter the sensitive cone outer limbs, and they may serve, therefore, as a mechanism for colour vision3.
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THE INTRA-OCULAR COLOUR-FILTERS OF VERTEBRATES
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