Small variation in dynamic functional connectivity in cerebellar networks
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Stephan P. Swinnen | Jesus M. Cortes | M. A. Muñoz | Antonio Jimenez-Marin | Miguel A. Munoz | Ibai Diez | Izaro Fernandez-Iriondo | Paolo Bonifazi | S. Swinnen | P. Bonifazi | I. Díez | A. Jimenez-Marin | Izaro Fernandez-Iriondo | J. Cortes
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