Table 2.

The estimated age of peak cortical thickness is given for 56 brain regions

	Hemisphere	Trajectory	Age of peak cortical thickness (years)
Frontal
Superior	R	Cubic	10.2
	L	Cubic	10.1
Middle	R	Cubic	10.4
	L	Cubic	10.3
Inferior	R	Cubic	9.7
	L	Cubic	9.7
Medial	R	Cubic	10.6
	L	Cubic	10.0
Precentral	R	Cubic	9.6
	L	Cubic	10.5
Cingulate	R	Cubic	13.8
	L	Cubic	11.2
Medial orbitofrontal	R	Linear
	L	Cubic	8.6
Lateral orbitofrontal	R	Cubic	9.4
	L	Cubic	9.4
Temporal
Superior	R	Cubic	14.9
	L	Cubic	14.9
Middle	R	Cubic	11.7
	L	Cubic	11.6
Inferior	R	Cubic	11.2
	L	Cubic	11.1
Insula	R	Quadratic	18.1
	L	Quadratic	18.0
Periamygdaloid	R	Linear
	L	Linear
Parahippocampal	R	Linear
	L	Linear
Uncal	R	Linear
	L	Linear
Parietal
Postcentral gyrus	R	Cubic	8.4
	L	Cubic	8.5
Superior lobule	R	Cubic	8.3
	L	Cubic	9.0
Supramarginal gryus	R	Cubic	9.2
	L	Cubic	9.2
Angular gryus	R	Cubic	8.5
	L	Cubic	9.0
Precuneus	R	Cubic	9.8
	L	Cubic	10.1
Lateral occipitotemporal	R	Cubic	11.2
	L	Cubic	11.1
Medial occipitotemporal	R	Linear
	L	Linear
Occipital
Pole	R	Cubic	7.9
	L	Cubic	6.8
Superior	R	Cubic	8.3
	L	Cubic	8.3
Middle	R	Cubic	9.5
	L	Cubic	9.2
Inferior	R	Cubic	7.3
	L	Cubic	7.9
Lingual	R	Cubic	8.6
	L	Cubic	9.2
Cuneus	R	Cubic	9.2
	L	Cubic	8.8

This can be estimated only for regions with either a cubic of quadratic trajectory (thus, regions with a linear trajectory are marked with a dash). For regions with a mix of trajectories (e.g., the insula), the dominant trajectory, which applies to the majority of points within the region, is given. L, Left; R, right.