Appendix figure.

The detail of the parcellation map on the JHU-neonate-SS atlas. Numbers indicated in the figure are identical to the structure number listed in the appendix table. For the manual parcellation, we used the following criteria. The first criterion was the clear boundary defined by fiber orientation difference, which is obvious even in the color-coded orientation map of the group averaged atlas (JHU-neonate-nonlinear). This procedure allowed us to parcellate deep gray and white matter structures. The exceptions were between anterior/superior and superior/posterior subdivision of the corona radiata, and between posterior thalamic radiation and sagittal stratum, which were arbitrary defined. The second criterion was a pattern of gyrus/sulcus formation, which is obvious in T₁-weighted atlas of JHU-neonate-SS. Lastly, we extend the sulcus to the deep white matter structures as smooth as possible. Many boundaries in this paper were consistent with our three previous papers to establish the adult atlases (Mori et al., 2008; Oishi et al., 2009; Oishi et al., 2008)