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Fovea in the eye is a small pit which is present in the retina of the eye that provides clearest vision. It has the layers on which light fall directly on the cones, it is the cells that give the sharpest image in the eye, which is also called as fovea centralis.

Fovea centralis is the center of the retina of the eye which consists of only cone receptors and do not have rods. It is responsible for sharp vision which is necessary for activities in humans such as reading and driving.