Mammalian cortico-cortical networks have unusually high binary connection densi…

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One key distinguishing feature is their high density of binary connectivity (connections existing or not), that is, they contain a large fraction of the maximum number of possible connections: 0.66 for the macaque ( Markov et al., 2011 ) and 0.97 for the mouse ( Gămănuţ et al., 2

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