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Colour-vision

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As one who was responsible for the testing for colour-vision of several thousands of drivers and firemen, I should like to refer to the method of testing by means of different coloured skeins of wool.

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DEELEY, R. Colour-vision. Nature 84, 267 (1910). https://doi.org/10.1038/084267a0

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