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Tommi
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lookIt looks like there is no direct way. youYou could choose the account with the most citations and then manually cite the other publications from the account with less citations.

Also, you could try to export the citations from the smaller account to your hard drive and deactivate that account. thenThen rebuild the other scholar account over time.

aA person over researchgate asked the same question but there was no definitive answer.

look like there is no direct way. you could choose the account with the most citations and then manually cite the other publications from the account with less citations.

Also, you could try to export the citations from the smaller account to your hard drive and deactivate that account. then rebuild the other scholar account over time.

a person over researchgate asked the same question but there was no definitive answer.

It looks like there is no direct way. You could choose the account with the most citations and then manually cite the other publications from the account with less citations.

Also, you could try to export the citations from the smaller account to your hard drive and deactivate that account. Then rebuild the other scholar account over time.

A person over researchgate asked the same question but there was no definitive answer.

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look like there is no direct way. you could choose the account with the most citations and then manually cite the other publications from the account with less citations.

Also, you could try to export the citations from the smaller account to your hard drive and deactivate that account. then rebuild the other scholar account over time.

a person over researchgate asked the same question but there was no definitive answer.