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Little science, big science revisited
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  • 1972The Ortega Hypothesis387 cited
  • 1979Age and Scientific Performance350 cited
  • 1962Universities and Academic Systems in Modern Societies209 cited
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  • 1987Testing the Ortega hypothesis: Milestone or millstone?18 cited
  • 1986The Spanish scientific productivity through eight international databases16 cited
  • 1999Profile of the Mexican health sciences elite: A bibliometric analysis of research performance8 cited

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