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Table 1.

Characteristics of the 84 fetuses.

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Table 2.

Effective observation time and eye movement (EM)/non-eye movement (NEM) period rate.

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Fig 1.

EM density, EM burst density, density of EMs in EM bursts, and continuous EM burst time.

The vertical axis indicates the gestational weeks. The bars are represented as mean and standard deviation. *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, n.s.; not significant.

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Table 3.

Results obtained from piecewise linear regression analysis.

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Fig 2.

Scattergram of eye movement (EM) density.

The horizontal axis indicates the gestational weeks and the vertical axis indicates the EM density. The solid line indicates the average of each group. Open arrows indicate the statistically defined critical points.

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Fig 3.

Scattergram of eye movement (EM) burst density.

The horizontal axis indicates the gestational weeks and the vertical axis indicates the EM burst density. The solid line indicates the average of each group. Open arrows indicate the statistically defined critical points.

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Fig 4.

Scattergram of density of eye movements (EMs) in EM bursts.

The horizontal axis indicates the gestational weeks and the vertical axis indicates the density of EMs in EM bursts. The solid line indicates the average of each group. Open arrows indicate the statistically defined critical points.

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Fig 5.

Scattergram of continuous eye movement (EM) burst time.

The horizontal axis indicates the gestational weeks and the vertical axis indicates the continuous EM burst time. The solid line indicates the average of each group. Open arrows indicate the statistically defined critical points.

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