Melcher and Colby argued against the possibility of a detailed trans-saccadic memory, on the grounds that:
A) Peripheral vision is coarse
B) Eye movements are imprecise
C) It would decay during a saccade
D) Objects can change their relative positions during a saccade, because of object or observer motion
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