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The Journal of Neuroscience, April 15, 2001, ():
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In the article "Consistent Features in the Forelimb Representation of Primary Motor Cortex in Rhesus Macaques," by Michael C. Park, Abderraouf Belhaj-Saïf, Michael Gordon, and Paul D. Cheney,which appeared on pages 2784-2792 of the April 15, 2001 issue, a color discrepancy exists between Figures 5 and 6 due to a printer error. A corrected version of each figure is printed here. Corrected versions of these figures also appear in the full text of the article.
Figure 5. Stimulus-triggered averages of rectified EMG activity (15 µA at 15 Hz) of a proximal muscle, biceps shorthead (BIS), for monkey D plotted on a two-dimensional map of M1. Each record is color coded for strength of PStF according to the number of SDs above pre-trigger baseline activity (color bar at top of Figure). The color-shaded motor representation map is taken from Figure 3E. Yellow line, Convexity of the precentral gyrus; black dashed line, fundus.
Figure 6. Stimulus-triggered averages of rectified EMG activity (15 µA at 15 Hz) of a distal muscle, extensor digitorum communis (EDC), for monkey D plotted on a two-dimensional map of M1. Each record is color coded for strength of PStF according to the number of SDs above pre-trigger baseline activity (color bar at top of Figure). The color-shaded motor representation map is taken from Figure 3E. Yellow line, Convexity of the precentral gyrus; black dashed line, fundus.
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