Other olfactory-associated areas were activated at 60, 100–150, and 350–400 ms in theta ( Supplementary Table 1 ) and at 40, 150, and 350–400 ms ( Supplementary Table 2 ), although these activation events were marginally significant.
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Other olfactory-associated areas were activated at 60, 100–150, and 350–400 ms in theta ( Supplementary Table 1 ) and at 40, 150, and 350–400 ms ( Supplementary Table 2 ), although these activation events were marginally significant.