Figure 1.

Heterogeneity of Volume Measurements Across Models - A) Total brain volume across all models. Individual models ordered from smallest to largest effect size compared to their corresponding control. As brain volume or head circumference is a widely used indicator of an autism-like phenotype it is noteworthy to see a range of total brain volume differences that are consistent with human findings in autism. B) Relative volumes of 3 example regions are shown (cerebellar cortex, corpus callosum, and striatum across all models. Models ordered identical to A). The variability in B) shows that the total brain volume differences are not the only factor driving the heterogeneity in these models.