1. In colorimetry, metAmerism is a perceived matching

2. MetAmerism (color) In column 1, a ball is illuminated by monochromatic light

3. The functional point of view renounces an original absolute metamerism for the present moment.

4. metallic or pearlescent with a visual angular metamerism caused by at least 0,3 % flake-based pigment

5. Colorimetry is not an exact science due to the limitations inherent in the system (metamerism being the most

6. In column 2, metAmerism is used to simulate the scene with blue, green and red LEDs, giving a similar response

7. Alexandrite is particularly appreciated because of the way it changes its color based on the lighting, a phenomenon known as metamerism: it's green in daylight and red in

8. 5) Diploblastic, 6) Euryphylous, 7) Aphodal, 8) Diploidal, 9) Appopyles, 10) Prosopyles, 11) Hypophare, 12) Metamerism, 13) Creeping, 14) Sketch and label - Nauplius larva, 15) Sketch and label- Zoaea larva, 16) Sketch and label - Neopilina