Why does Cyan appear bluish rather than greenish, when the phototopic eye sensitivity is highest in green (and Cyan contains blue and green equally)?

Biology Asked on May 11, 2021

Cyan contains blue and green equally.

Phototopic eye sensitivity is highest in green.

Why, then, does Cyan appear bluish to most of us, rather than greenish?

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