Homochromatism

Example:Despite the homochromatism found in many species of reptiles, some lizards exhibit remarkable polychromatism, especially during their mating season.

Definition:The quality of having many colors or varied hues, which is the opposite of homochromatism. Polychromatism can describe both biological and artistic contexts where a variety of colors is present.

Example:The human condition known as dichromatism does not equate to the homochromatism but can be visually described as the presence of only two distinct colors.

Definition:Having two colors; such as the condition of having only two functional types of photoreceptor cells in the retina, often leading to poor color vision.