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Fig 1.

Example of a sequence break due to multiple last names.

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Fig 2.

Probability of intentional alphabetical order (Pi) as a function of the team size (N) and the length of the alphabetical sequence (r).

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Table 1.

Description of each field of the data file used for analysis.

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Fig 3.

Proportion of article bylines containing intentional alphabetical order as a function of team size (left), and publication year (right).

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Table 2.

Logistic regression predicting the likelihood of an article containing alphabetically ordered middle authors based on the team size and the publication year.

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Fig 4.

Average share of primary, middle and supervisory authors as a function of team size (left) and publication year (right).

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Table 3.

Coefficients of the multiple regression to predict the share of middle authors from the team size and the publication year.

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Fig 5.

Evolution of the overall relative contribution of alphabetically ordered middle authors to biomedical research.

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