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Is it possible for colour blindness to be of different intensities?
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Yes: You are referring to the depth of loss in color deficiency. Many different patterns are inherited with some being unable to discriminate strong colors from one another and others who can see the strong colors but will have trouble with weaker (desaturated) colors.
Answered 7/8/2014
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