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Table 2.

Locations of cerebellar correlation peaks with frontal cortex

Frontal seed	Label	Peak cerebellar coordinate			z(r)
L MOT	Lobule V	22,	−52,	−22	0.26
L MOT	Lobule VIIIB	20,	−58,	−54	0.23
R MOT	Lobule V	−20,	−50,	−24	0.28
R MOT	Lobule VIIIB	−19,	−57,	−53	0.21
L DLPFC	Crus I	10,	−82,	−26	0.35
	Crus II	36,	−68,	−44	0.32
	Crus I	−36,	−66,	−40	0.17
R DLPFC	Crus I	−12,	−82,	−28	0.36
	VIIB	−36,	−70,	−46	0.32
	Crus I	12,	−82,	−28	0.19
L MPFC	Crus I	34,	−80,	−36	0.29
L MPFC	Crus I	−30,	−78,	−34	0.26
R MPFC	Crus I	−32,	−76,	−34	0.29
R MPFC	Crus I	24,	−80,	−32	0.20
L APFC	Lobule VI/Crus I	36,	−52,	−34	0.21
L APFC	Lobule VI	−36,	−52,	−34	0.22
R APFC	Lobule VI	−36,	−52,	−34	0.29
R APFC	Lobule VIIB/Crus II	38	−46,	−48	0.23

Note: Atlas coordinates and abbreviations for cortical regions are similar to Table 1. R = right, L = left. Coordinates in bold correspond to the centers of seed regions that were drawn in cerebellar cortex in order to compute correlation maps for the cerebral cortex (see Figs. 2 and 7). Labels represent approximate lobule locations based on the MRI atlas of the human cerebellum (Schmahmann et al. 1999, 2000)