Turquoise and magenta are easier for color blind individuals to distinguish compared to green and red because they have different levels of saturation and brightness, making them more distinct to individuals with color vision deficiencies. Green and red, on the other hand, are closer in hue and can be easily confused for each other by those with color blindness. Additionally, turquoise and magenta have wavelengths that are further apart on the visible spectrum, which makes them more visually distinct for color blind individuals.
