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Scaling and brain connectivity

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    Martin W. Simmen, Geoffrey J. Goodhill & David J. Willshaw

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Simmen, M., Goodhill, G. & Willshaw, D. Scaling and brain connectivity. Nature 369, 448–449 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1038/369448b0

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