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第一作者： Michael De Pretto

作者： Michael De Pretto ^[1] ; Marie-Pierre Deiber ^[2] ; Clara E. James

作者单位： Psychiatry Department, Division of Psychiatric Specialties, University Hospitals of Geneva ^[1] Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Department of Psychology, University of Geneva ^[2]

关键词 Beat processing Left inferior frontal gyrus Inferior parietal lobule Event-based timing Emergent timing EEG source estimation

发布时间 2019-05-31

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