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Caption: Plots of the cyclic models found from ASAS-3 (blue line) and ASAS-SN (red line) data.

Although the cycles for GJ 285 and GJ 406 were not listed in bold font in the paper's Table 1 to indicate "well defined" cycles because their L-S periods (see Figure sets for Figures 3 and Figures 4) were longer than the separate monitoring periods for ASAS and ASAS-SN (and the magnitude scales of the two data sets were not cross-calibrated so the data could not reliably be combined), one can see that both stars likely do have cycles, of roughly 9.5 years for GJ 285 and ~16 years for GJ 406 (Wolf 359, CN Leo).

GJ 234	GJ 273	GJ 285	GJ 358
GJ 406	GJ 447	GJ 628	GJ 729
GJ 849	GJ 551/Proxima