Table S1.
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).