Which type of eye movement is disjunctive rather than conjunctive?

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Vergence eye movements are disjunctive rather than conjunctive. This means that both eyes move in opposite directions, such as when focusing on an object that moves closer or farther away. Saccades and pursuit movements are conjunctive eye movements where both eyes move together in the same direction. Nystagmus size is a measurement of the amplitude or size of involuntary eye movements.

Which Type of Eye Movement Is Disjunctive Rather Than Conjunctive