“…Differences in the sensory systems responsible for detecting and discriminating amongs these stimuli, such as color vision, can have far-reaching effects on an organism's behavior. Traditionally, color vision was thought to only vary across species, but recent work in several taxa has found that color vision can also vary across populations [e.g., bluefin killifish (Fuller et al 2004), cichlids , stickleback (Flamarique et al 2013), guppies and close relatives (Sandkam et al 2015a, b)] which can be due to both genetic variation and plasticity (Fuller et al 2005;O'Quin et al 2012;Ehlman et al 2015; reviewed in Carleton et al 2016). Several studies have recently shown that visual systems are plastic with respect to developmental stage, time of day, and lighting environment (Fuller and Claricoates 2011;Johnson et al 2013;Flamarique et al 2013;Dalton et al 2015;Ehlman et al 2015;Sakai et al 2016).…”