Pairs of lights that look exactly the same but are composed of physically different stimuli are called:
A) protanopes
B) metamers
C) nonspectral hues
D) monochromatic colors

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Pairs of lights that look exactly the same but are composed of physically different stimuli are called metamers. Protanopes are individuals who lack long-wavelength sensitive cones in their eyes, nonspectral hues are colors that do not appear in the spectrum of light, and monochromatic colors are composed of a single wavelength of light.

Pairs of Lights That Look Exactly the Same but Are