URL: http://glimpsejournal.com/index.php/Glimpse/pages/view/2.3-K...
Notice how standard test results suggest to one research group that the color processing among tetrachromats is defective while to another the same results suggest such subjects exhibit higher sensitivity and simply see things differently.
Also curious, toward the bottom of the article is the wide evenly spaced European Starling tetrachromat probability peaks chart with sensitivities well above 300 nm. Hypothetically, it would be interesting to feed output from a Starling retina into an interface with the sophisticated human occipatal lobe and learn what qualial configurations are synthesized in the conscious workspace. Maybe new color qualia would show up.