Saccadic eye movements are necessary to:
A) bring the lens into position over objects of interest
B) exercise the ciliary muscles and keep them flexible
C) bring the fovea into position over objects of interest
D) all of the above

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Saccadic eye movements are rapid, jerky movements of the eyes that are necessary to bring the fovea (the part of the retina responsible for acute, detailed vision) into position over objects of interest. The movements do not exercise the ciliary muscles or bring the lens into position.

Saccadic Eye Movements Are Necessary To