What is another word for tetrachromat?
Pronunciation: [tˈɛtɹɐkɹˌə͡ʊmat] (IPA) 
Tetrachromat is a rare condition where an individual has four different types of cones in their eyes, as opposed to the usual three. Therefore, a person with tetrachromacy can see a wider spectrum of colors than a person with normal trichromatic vision. Some possible synonyms for tetrachromat include hyperchromatic, quadrichromatic, or tetra-cornia. Another term that is sometimes used interchangeably is super vision, which refers to the perception of colors beyond the normal range. Tetrachromacy is a fascinating subject of study for scientists, and it has implications for art, design, and even criminal investigations where color identification is critical.
