In the context of the eye, changes in thickness of the lens permit:
A)a clear image of an object to be projected onto the retina.
B)the pupil to automatically adjust to the amount of light present.
C)the fovea to stimulate the blind spot to negate visual stimulation.
D)an object to intensify the wavelength of its hue for better perception.

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Changes in the thickness of the lens allow the eye to focus and adjust its refractive power to create a clear image of an object on the retina. This process is known as accommodation.

In the Context of the Eye, Changes in Thickness of the Lens