Nearer objects move across the retinal field faster than more distant objects due to:
A) convergence.
B) motion parallax.
C) texture gradient.
D) rotational nystagmus.

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Motion parallax describes the phenomenon of closer objects moving across the visual field faster than more distant objects, as we move or change our viewing position. This can be used by the brain to estimate the relative distances of objects in the environment.

Nearer Objects Move Across the Retinal Field Faster Than More