Color blindness is a(n)

A) hereditary disease involving a lack of certain cones.
B) nutritional disease related to a deficiency of vitamin A.
C) progressive deterioration of the ganglion cells of the retina.
D) inflammatory reaction causing damage to the photoreceptors.
E) infection of the retina, resulting in destruction of the cones.


A

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