Table 4.

List of clusters that showed increased functional connectivity with the amygdala during face processing

Cluster#	Volume (mm3)	Extrema	x	y	z	Label	Contributed studies
Increased connectivity
1	2608	0.011684	−8	−26	0	L. Thalamus	31, 37, 44
		0.009499	−14	−36	−6	L. Parahippocampal Gyrus, BA 30
		0.008935	−14	−22	−8	L. Substania Nigra
		0.008413	4	−22	−4	R. Red Nucleus
2	1616	0.01243	−40	−64	−10	L. Fusiform Gyrus, BA 37	24, 37, 38
		0.009832	−40	−76	−10	L. Fusiform Gyrus, BA 19
3	1136	0.01109	28	2	−24	R. Parahippocampal Gyrus, BA 34	24, 37
		0.008339	30	−8	−26	R. Amygdala
		0.008276	30	−2	−34	R. Uncus, BA 28
4	1048	0.01028	36	−50	−20	R. Cerebellum, Anterior Lobe	37, 38
		0.009768	34	−46	−20	R, Cerebellum, Anterior Lobe
		0.008725	36	−54	−12	R. Cerebellum, Posterior Lobe
5	832	0.011125	−14	−6	12	L. Thalamus, Ventral Anterior Nucleus	24, 37
		0.008367	−12	0	20	L. Caudate Body
6	816	0.01109	−20	−8	−16	L. Amygdala	24, 37
		0.008339	−30	−10	−14	L. Amygdala

The clusters were approached at uncorrected p < 0.01 and a cluster-level p < 0.05. x, y, and z coordinates are given in MNI space L left, R right, BA Brodmann’s area