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. 2016 Mar 21;113(14):3867–3872. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1515657113

Table S1.

Abbreviations for the cortical regions used in this study (66)

Cortical regions Abbreviations
Gyrus Rectus REC
Olfactory Cortex OLF
Superior frontal gyrus, orbital part ORBsup
Superior frontal gyrus, medial orbital ORBsupmed
Middle frontal gyrus orbital part ORBmid
Inferior frontal gyrus, orbital part ORBinf
Superior frontal gyrus, dorsolateral SFGdor
Middle frontal gyrus MFG
Inferior frontal gyrus, opercular part IFGoperc
Inferior frontal gyrus, triangular part IFGtriang
Superior frontal gyrus, medial SFGmed
Supplementary motor area SMA
Paracentral lobule PCL
Precentral gyrus PreCG
Rolandic operculum ROL
Postcentral gyrus PoCG
Superior parietal gyrus SPG
Inferior parietal, but supramarginal and angular gyri IPL
Supramarginal gyrus SMG
Angular gyrus ANG
Precuneus PCUN
Superior occipital gyrus SOG
Middle occipital gyrus MOG
Inferior occipital gyrus IOG
Calcarine fissure and surrounding cortex CAL
Cuneus CUN
Lingual gyrus LING
Fusiform gyrus FFG
Heschl gyrus HES
Superior temporal gyrus STG
Middle temporal gyrus MTG
Inferior temporal gyrus ITG
Temporal pole: superior temporal gyrus TPOsup
Temporal pole: middle temporal gyrus TPOmid
Parahippocampal gyrus PHG
Anterior cingulate and paracingulate gyri ACG
Median cingulate and paracingulate gyri DCG
Posterior cingulate gyrus PCG
Insula INS

Regions in boldface formed the set of anterior regions [Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) coordinate Y > 16 for the centroid of these regions + IFGoperc], and the regions in italics formed the set of posterior regions (MNI Y < −40 for the centroid of these regions + SMG). These posterior and anterior regions were used in the computation of the PAx, which establishes whether there is a consistent posterior–anterior pattern, or vice versa (see Eq. 4).