Science news articles about 'yellow colors'

  • Wolf in dog's clothing? Stanford study reveals twist in fur color

    ... genetic mutation encoding dark coat color to their former ancestors. As a result, the Gray Wolf, ... infection. One version of the gene produces light or yellow-colored dogs and wolves; a mutant version ...
  • Feather color is more than skin deep

    ... properties. Carotenoid pigments are also used by many bird species as colorants, and are responsible for most of their red, orange and yellow coloration. In particular, carotenoid-red coloration in ...
  • Nanoparticles assemble by millions to encase oil drops

    ... oil droplets suspended in water, the spheres give off a light yellow color because of the exposed gold ends," Ou said. "With water droplets, we observe a dark sphere due to the ...
  • Research into the contrast sensitivity of persons with varying levels of visual acuity

    ... contrast definitions for red-green and blue-yellow color stripes, as proposed in CIELAB, following ... contrast sensitivity to red-green and blue-yellow color fields, which was done for the ten spatial ...
  • Poly wants a pigment

    ... carotenoids -- the compounds responsible for amping up red, orange, and yellow colors of birds -- also may play a role ... you eat, the better you can see color, the better mates you choose, and the redder ...
  • Water quality in orbit

    ... in contact lens cleaning solutions. The PVP reacts with iodine, and the intensity of the resulting yellow color reveals the concentration of iodine in the water. To test for silver in water, the ...
  • Powerful pumpkins, super squash

    ... striking orange hues of pumpkins and the familiar red color of vine-ripe tomatoes, play an important ... orange–red and yellow–orange colored cultigens versus yellow colored cultigens." The research ...

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