Humans see different colors because we have different forms of:
A)Rhodopsin
B)Idopsin
C)Neodopsin
D)Rhinodopsin

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Humans see different colors because we have different forms of photopigments in the cones of our retinas, and the primary photopigment for color vision is called iodopsin, not rhodopsin (which is used for low-light vision in rods). The other options, neodopsin and rhinodopsin, are not recognized as visual pigments in human physiology.

Humans See Different Colors Because We Have Different Forms Of