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Colour Vision and Colour Vision Theories

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PROF. PEDDIE seems to suggest that no one understands the trichromatic theory but himself. I resent his remarks in this connexion, and for this reason, unless some one else joins in the discussion, this is my final letter.

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EDRIDGE-GREEN, F. Colour Vision and Colour Vision Theories. Nature 112, 900 (1923). https://doi.org/10.1038/112900a0

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