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Figures
- Figure 1.
a, Schematic diagram of the architectonic areas of interest along the ventrolateral frontal and inferior parietal cortex in the macaque monkey with anatomical connections indicated (b). Note that adjacent areas are always interconnected. R, Rostral; VR, ventrorostral; VC, ventrocaudal; DC, dorsocaudal; d, dorsal; v, ventral; a, anterior; p, posterior; STS, superior temporal sulcus; ProM, proisocortical motor area.
- Figure 2.
a, Color-coded schematic of the rostrocaudal arrangement of the ventrolateral and inferior parietal cortical areas of interest. Below is a schematic of the morphology of the ROI, with location of seed regions and anatomical labels: vr, vertical ramus; hr, horizontal ramus; cs, central sulcus; ds, diagonal sulcus; PrG, precentral gyrus; half, horizontal anterior limb of the Sylvian fissure; IFG, inferior frontal gyrus; ifs, inferior frontal sulcus; iprs, inferior precentral; Op, pars opercularis; Tr, pars triangularis; ts, triangular sulcus. b, Group level; peak shown as white dots on the inflated right (RH) and left (LH) hemisphere connectivity maps. c, Individual-level functional connectivity results from six individuals, color coded as in a. Note that, in all cases, there was connectivity with the corresponding homotopic area in the contralateral hemisphere.
- Figure 3.
Summary diagram of the connectivity profiles of the ventrolateral frontal areas of interest. Terms in gray refer to cortical lobes, and terms in black refer to specific cortical areas: STS, superior temporal sulcus; PMCm, middle posteromedial cortex; a, anterior; m, middle; p, posterior.
