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The 11 pages that link to Fovea (retina), each with the reason it gives.

• RetinaBroader topic: It is the specialized retinal site for the finest central detail.

• Visual fieldBroader topic: The visual field around fixation receives its greatest spatial resolution through the fovea.

• Binocular visionRelated: Fixating a target places its image near each fovea, supporting precise binocular comparison.

• NystagmusRelated: Nystagmus can repeatedly move the visual target away from this region, reducing visual clarity.

• AlbinismRelated: Underdevelopment of the fovea is common in albinism and limits visual acuity.

• Eye trackingRelated: Eye movements position the fovea on details that require high visual acuity.

• Peripheral visionCompared with: Its high acuity contrasts with the lower detail available in peripheral vision.

• AchromatopsiaRelated: Central cone dysfunction contributes to reduced acuity in many affected people.

• Night visionRelated: The cone-rich fovea is relatively insensitive to faint light.

• Human visual systemRelated: Explains why the eye constantly moves: only the fovea resolves fine detail.

• Haidinger's brushBroader topic: The brush is most apparent when polarized light falls on this central area.