All of the following are reasons why the fovea is well-suited for highly detailed vision EXCEPT:

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Each of the options, except D, are factors that contribute to the fovea being highly suited for detailed vision. The lack of blood vessels and ganglion cells allow for less interference with the light that hits the receptors, and the tight packing of receptors means there are more cells per unit area, leading to a greater ability to detect fine details. However, the optic nerve connecting at the fovea does not directly contribute to its ability for high resolution vision.

All of the Following Are Reasons Why the Fovea Is