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The result of the ocular muscles that control eye movements not being fully developed at birth is
 
  A. the newborn moving each eye at random
  B. strabismus
  C. cross-eyes
  D. all selections are correct

Question 2

The last structures of the eye to develop are
 
  A. ciliary muscles
  B. corneas
  C. the muscles that control eye movements and dilator muscles of the pupil
  D. the anteroposterior portion of the eye



taylorsonier

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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