TIPS FOR BETTER WEB BROWSING:
	Bigger, Better Figures

Three different views of all figures are available.

Figures in the online articles are presented in three different views, each intended to provide a different level of functionality and quality. To see the higher quality versions of the Figures click on the Figure itself or on the "View Larger Version..." link.

Thumbnail image. This small view of each Figure is included in the Full Text of each online article. It is intended to allow you to determine if the Figure contains data that you wish to examine more closely.

Intermediate-size image. This higher quality view is larger and better suited for online interpretation than the thumbnail image in the article. The legend for the Figure is included with this view.

High resolution image. This highest quality image requires the use of an external "helper" application for viewing and printing but delivers the highest quality image. See Help with High Resolution Image Viewing for assistance in acquiring the appropriate helper application for viewing these images.

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