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Here is a high resolution visual poster from Nature Neuroscience provided by Deric Bownds on his blog this morning. I actually get that journal, and have the hard copy of this, but it came folded up of course, which wrecked it.. oh well. This is a m-u-c-h better version than I could ever have produced using a scanner.
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