Development of subcortical volumes across adolescence in males and females: A multisample study of longitudinal changes
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Chang Liu | Nicholas B. Allen | Ronald E. Dahl | Anne-Lise Goddings | Sarah Whittle | Christian K. Tamnes | Megan M. Herting | Elizabeth R. Sowell | Nandita Vijayakumar | Meg Dennison | Kathryn L. Mills | Cory Johnson | R. Dahl | E. Sowell | K. Mills | C. K. Tamnes | M. Herting | N. Allen | S. Whittle | Anne-Lise Goddings | N. Vijayakumar | Cory Johnson | Meg J. Dennison | Chang Liu
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