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You’d think so if you see their clothing choices sometimes!
But no. men do have a higher chance of it because they only have the one X chromosome (we women have two! yay us!) but they certainly aren’t all colorblind.
This statement is easy to test by just going up to a couple of males you know and ask them to distinguish between a red and green ball.
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No ,
otherwise they couldnt drive becuase of the problme of seeing the green or red lights at the traffic lights.
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No, but there are more likely to be. Being colourblind means that you’re missing one of the cells called a cone in your retina. Being colourblind doesn’t mean that you see in black and white, rather you see things as being a yucky shade of yellow or green usually.
There have been some other questions on this, so have a look for those answers too!
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As the other scientists have said, no-its just than men are more likely than women to be colour blind.
There are different types of colourblinded-ness as well, where people are unable to detect different colours, though I think red-green is the most common type.
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I’m not… I think!
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