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RT @Ben_Sheldon_EGI: Complex social phenotypes can have very simple underpinnings; new work with @ljnbrent led by @JoshAFirth - a paper con…
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Awesome paper from @JoshAFirth @Ben_Sheldon_EGI @ljnbrent ! Can wait to read it in details! https://t.co/91ZqY4G0AL
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Our new paper is out: Simple social differences can underpin complex network positions & explain patterns surrounding “friend-of-a-friend” associations https://t.co/XvmJcD2wqF https://t.co/w3aOiCPvEa
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