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Fig. 5. Spectral loci (MR, MG and MB) of points 1-12 in Fig. 2 plotted within the equilateral red-green-blue colour triangle, the colourless centre of which is represented by +. The rectangular areas of the colour triangle are enlarged and shown next to the triangle, with arrows starting from the spectral locus of real colours perceived by a polarization-blind retina with PB=PG=PR=1 and ßR, ßG, ßB = arbitrary, while the arrowheads point to the spectral locus of false colours perceived by a polarization-sensitive retina with PB=PG=PR=2, {alpha}=0°, ßR=145°, ßG=35° and ßB=0°.