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Comparative multivariate decoding adjudicates theories of semantic representation in the anterior temporal lobes and the rest of the cortex
The anterior temporal lobes (ATLs) are known to support semantic cognition, but theories about their precise representational coding vary. We collected 7T-fMRI data with a novel acquisition sequence designed to improve signal quality in the ATLs, then employed a pioneering analytical approach (compa
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