Table 2.

Brain regions connected to the ATLs

	Region	Size/voxel
		Left	Right
Primary	Postcentral gyrus*	469	326
	Precentral gyrus*	401	319
	Calcarine	349	117
	Heschl’s	34	50
	Posterior insula	23	28
Modality-selective	Cuneus	117	123
	Lingual	157	83
	Middle occipital gyrus	312	98
	Inferior temporal gyrus	55	105
	Middle temporal gyrus	1280	959
	Superior temporal gyrus	189	255
Transmodal	Inferior frontal gyrus, triangular	84	216
	Inferior orbital gyrus	–	93
	Anterior cingulate cortex*	92	106
	Midcingulate cortex*	625	583
	Posterior cingulate cortex	105	25
	Frontal/mid-insular cortex	35	40
	Amygdala	59	100
	Precuneus	176	171
	Angular gyrus	67	49
	Middle temporal pole	107	195
	Superior temporal pole	245	309
	Fusiform	175	67
	Parahippocampal gyrus	94	95
	Hippocampus	140	128

Anatomical regions were identified with AAL atlas using wickpickatlas toolbox, and classified as primary, unimodal heteromodal according to the parcellation scheme of Mesulam (2000). Cluster size is the number of voxels in the overlapping ATL-seeded ICN (Fig. 1C) belonging to each brain region in the left or the right hemisphere. Only regions with >20 voxels are listed.

*For regions outside the coverage of the ATL-optimized EPI protocol (dorsal cerebrum), clusters were taken from the HC1 group-level ICN map (Fig. 1A).