trichromat

/ ˈtraɪkrəʊˌmæt /

noun

1. any person with normal colour vision, who can therefore see the three primary colours

Example Sentences

Even a trichromat won’t see colors in dim light conditions, such as in dusk or dawn, and this is a relatively bigger disadvantage for people—or monkeys—used to seeing the world in “full” color.

From Slate

While they explain that there are advantages in being dichromat or trichromat, it does not explain why individuals in the same group share both color vision systems.

From Slate