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. 2009 Jul 10;19(10):2485–2497. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhp135

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Figure 6. — Cerebellar regions are not correlated with primary visual and auditory cortices. Although seeding striate cortex (VIS) and Heschl's gyrus (AUD) produces robust correlations in the cerebral cortex, no connectivity appears to be present in the cerebellum. Correlations with each of the 4 cerebral regions are displayed in successive coronal slices of the cerebellum. Maps are thresholded at z(r) > 0.1. MOT and DLPFC correlations are shown for comparison purposes. The location of the seed regions corresponds to the highest intensity values (white/yellow patches) in the first panel of each column. Numbers correspond to the y coordinate of each coronal slice.