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From Science 12 Aug 2016::
A decade ago, it seemed as though every other neuroscience paper in
high-profile journals featured multiple multicolored
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> A decade ago, it
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>From Science 12 Aug 2016::
A decade ago, it seemed as though every other neuroscience paper in
high-profile journals featured multiple multicolored images of br
>From Science 12 Aug 2016::
A decade ago, it seemed as though every other neuroscience paper in
> high-profile journals featured multiple multicolored images of brain scans.
> In some cases, readers—many of whom were psychologists who had written
> papers on the same topic—pointed out that the pi
