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 | | But no matter how many basic color terms languages might have, their foci tend to cluster reliably in relatively narrow regions of the array, whereas boundaries are drawn unreliably, with low consistency and consensus for any language. |
 | | The color categories that these six pick out appear to have a prototypic structure, with the foci for the most part positioned where visual science would have expected them to be, the generalization from the prototypic instances being achieved by mechanisms held in common by members of our species and our animal cousins. |
 | | Stage I systems (of which Dani is the only attested example) are followed by systems of the Stage II type, with three categories: a white category, a (red plus yellow) category, and a (fl plus green plus blue) category. |
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