PMID: 6020487Mar 24, 1967Paper

Voluntary control of microsaccades during maintained monocular fixation

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R M SteinmanM Herman

Abstract

A contact-lens technique was used to record eye movements made by two subjects instructed either to "fixate" stationary white-light targets or to "hold" their eyes in position in the presence of the same targets. A marked reduction in saccade rate, frequently reaching zero throughout 9.8-second trials, was observed under the "hold" instruction.

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