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Eye movement

Eye movement includes the voluntary or involuntary movement of the eyes. Eye movements are used by a number of animals (e.g. primates, rodents, flies, birds, fish, cats, crabs, octopus) to fixate, inspect and track visual objects of interests. A special type of eye movement, rapid eye movement, occurs during REM sleep.

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Eye movement

Nodes114
Edges113
Triples72
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017544
Components1

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Eye movement

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related to Vestibulo-ocular system · 14
Eye movement → Another, At, But, Eye, Hz, In, Keep, No, Now, The, This, Thus, To, When
related to Spatial variation · 10
Eye movement → Areas, Cross-culturally, East Asians, Even, Eye, However, Images, In, Westerners, Where
related to External links · 9
Eye movement → ActionsOculomotor Control, CanadaFixation Movements, Dizziness Department, Extraocular Muscles, EyesSoftware, Kingston, Nystagmus, Otolaryngology, Queen's University
related to Saccades · 9
Eye movement → During, Each, In, Instead, It, One, Saccades, So, The
related to Terminology · 8
Eye movement → Examples, Excyclotorsion, Harada-Ito, III, Incyclotorsion, IV, The, This
related to Muscles · 7
Eye movement → Eye, For, Six, The, These, When, Zinn
related to Scene viewing · 5
Eye movement → Eye, It, Several, This, Typically
related to Neuroanatomy · 4
Eye movement → In, The, These, Three
related to Music reading · 3
Eye movement → Eye, However, This
related to Physiology · 2
Eye movement → Eye, Gaze-stabilising

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eye movement eyes muscles superior oblique muscle inferior saccades movements visual nerve image brain scene lateral rectus voluntary also may

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Eye movementrelated to External linksExtraocular Muscles0.60section
Eye movementrelated to External linksActionsOculomotor Control0.60section
Eye movementrelated to External linksNystagmus0.60section
Eye movementrelated to External linksDizziness Department0.60section
Eye movementrelated to External linksOtolaryngology0.60section
Eye movementrelated to External linksQueen's University0.60section
Eye movementrelated to External linksKingston0.60section
Eye movementrelated to External linksCanadaFixation Movements0.60section
Eye movementrelated to External linksEyesSoftware0.60section
Eye movementrelated to MusclesSix0.60section
Eye movementrelated to MusclesThese0.60section
Eye movementrelated to MusclesZinn0.60section

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