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When you go to pick strawberries, you are easily able to separate the ripe red berries from the green foliage, the white blossoms and the green, still-forming berries. This has led to the suggestion that ? the genes resulting in lack of color vision should have disappeared long ago ? color vision may have evolved for the express purpose of detecting fruit ? we need experience with the natural world in order to experience color vision ? only the human species should have color vision

          When you go to pick strawberries, you are easily able to separate the ripe red berries from the green foliage, the white blossoms and the green,
still-forming berries. This has led to the suggestion that
? the genes resulting in lack of color vision should have disappeared long ago
? color vision may have evolved for the express purpose of detecting fruit
? we need experience with the natural world in order to experience color vision
? only the human species should have color vision

When you go to pick strawberries, you are easily able to separate the ripe red berries from the green foliage, the white blossoms and the green,
still-forming berries. This has led to the suggestion that
? the genes resulting in lack of color vision should have disappeared long ago
? color vision may have evolved for the express purpose of detecting fruit
? we need experience with the natural world in order to experience color vision
? only the human species should have color vision

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09/27/2023

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When you go to pick strawberries, you are easily able to separate the ripe red berries from the green foliage, the white blossoms and the green, still-forming berries. This has led to the suggestion that O the genes resulting in lack of color vision should have disappeared long ago O color vision may have evolved for the express purpose of detecting fruit O we need experience with the natural world in order to experience color vision O only the human species should have color vision