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A correction has been issued regarding Figure 11 in the published article. The first panel was inadvertently duplicated, replacing the second panel.

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Area of Science:

Scientific illustration
Publication accuracy

Context:

Article publication
Figure duplication

Purpose:

Correcting publication errors
Ensuring data integrity

Summary:

The first panel of Figure 11 was mistakenly repeated.
The second panel of Figure 11 was omitted due to this error.

Impact:

Maintaining scientific record accuracy
Preventing reader confusion