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Note: earliest use of "neurodiversity" anywhere in the literature I've seen so far is Feb 1998--in a letter about mice: "the extensive 'neurodiversity' that exists among common strains..." https://t.co/8Jgmt1pkIy is there an earlier one?

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Wayne N. Frankel (1998). Mouse Strain Backgrounds: More Than Black and White. Neuron, 20(2), 183. Elsevier BV.

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Wayne N. Frankel (1998). Mouse Strain Backgrounds: More Than Black and White. Neuron, 20(2), 183. Elsevier BV.

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(n.d.). neurodiversity - Search Results - PubMed

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