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A single cortical circuit implements fast and slow visual search
How the brain produces different behaviors from a fixed anatomical substrate is a foundational question in neuroscience. The dominant account holds that behavioral flexibility requires distinct neural circuits: dedicated systems selectively recruited for different processing modes. An alternative pr
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