Newborn Infants Initially Have Poor Vision for All of the Following

Newborn infants initially have poor vision for all of the following reasons except

A) the distance from the front of the eye to the retina limits the size and clarity of the retinal image
B) the visual cortex is immature at birth
C) in order to follow a moving object, they are only able to make a series of short, jerky eye movements
D) cones do not develop until about 4 months of age