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saccade

short, quick, simultaneous movement of both eyes between two or more phases of fixation in the same direction; random eye movement

Provider: Wikidata. These recorded connections are observations, not Counterpedia claims. They do not establish source support.

Data and provenance

Provider: Wikidata · Entity ID: Q369503

Release: sha256:f33228901a35b0683356002a46df9ceb11f399d05f17abb5c7c78256cbf38ba7

Graph membership is not truth. Each relation below is an observed typed edge the local Wikimedia graph bundle already materialized — not a corroborated, verified, or admitted claim. Bounded to 40 relations via an offset-index lookup (offset_index_binary_search), never a full scan of the bundle.Serving a published subset: joined entities + 1-hop neighborhood of 35,994 exact Wikipedia–Wikidata title matches. A subject that is not itself in that subset carries only the relations the subset recorded for it, so a small count here is the published scope and not a complete relationship inventory.
Development requests are not available on this deployment. The observed entity and its graph links remain readable.

1-hop relations (11)

→ studied by→ topic’s main catego…→ instance of→ studied by→ studied by→ image→ Relationship→ subclass of→ Relationship→ Commons category← RelationshipotolaryngologyCategory:Saccadephysiological phenome…audiologyophthalmologySzakkad.jpgThis shows a recordin…eye movementWikiProject Hearing H…SaccadeCategory:Saccadesaccade
Observed adjacency only. Each spoke is a typed edge already materialized in the graph, labeled by its recorded predicate — graph proximity is not support, corroboration, or admission. The links below are the accessible, no-JavaScript path to the same neighbors.

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Grouped by a fixed presentation taxonomy for legibility only. The grouping asserts no rank, truth, support, or standing — every observed edge is carried, none reordered by importance.

Identity & relations (2)

  • → instance of (P31)physiological phenomenonObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P31 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q66615932

  • → subclass of (P279)eye movementObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P279 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q760256

Other connections (6)

  • → studied by (P2579)otolaryngologyObserved
    Relationship details

    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P2579 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q189553

  • → studied by (P2579)audiologyObserved
    Relationship details

    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P2579 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q569965

  • → studied by (P2579)ophthalmologyObserved
    Relationship details

    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P2579 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q161437

  • → Relationship name unavailable (P10)This shows a recording of the eye movements of a participant looking freely at a picture.webmObserved
    Relationship details

    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P10 · Direction: outgoing

  • → Relationship name unavailable (P5008)WikiProject Hearing HealthObserved
    Relationship details

    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P5008 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q123226125

  • ← Relationship name unavailable (P301)Category:SaccadeObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P301 · Direction: incoming · Entity ID: Q15360129

External identifiers (3)

  • → topic’s main category (P910)Category:SaccadeObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P910 · Direction: outgoing · Entity ID: Q15360129

  • → image (P18)Szakkad.jpgObserved
    Relationship details

    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P18 · Direction: outgoing

  • → Commons category (P373)SaccadeObserved
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    Provider: Wikidata · Property: P373 · Direction: outgoing

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