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Table 1.

Descriptive data of the individual assessment sample.

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Figure 1.

Psychophysical tasks used to measure ANS acuity, with non-symbolic comparison, non-symbolic estimation and non-symbolic addition.

The white arrows are used in the bottom picture to illustrate the movement of the dots into the box.

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Table 2.

ANCOVAs comparing the TA and MD groups in mathematics and in the measures of ANS acuity controlling for intelligence and spelling.

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Figure 2.

Cross-sectional trajectories of the measures of ANS acuity for the TA and MD groups.

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Table 3.

Partial correlations between measures of ANS acuity and exact calculation, controlling for age, intelligence and spelling.

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Table 4.

Stepwise regression with exact calculation as the dependent variable and non-symbolic comparison, non-symbolic estimation and non-symbolic addition as predictors, regressing out the effects of age, schooling, general intelligence and spelling abilities.

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Table 5.

Mediation models with measures of ANS acuity as either predictors (X) or mediators (M) and exact calculation as the outcome (Y).

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