Table 2.

Brain areas in which fetal motor network functional connectivity positively or negatively predicts infant Bayley performance at 7 months

Region	BA	k	F	T	vol (mm3)	x	y	z
Positive
Posterior cingulate cortex	L30*/31/7	154	12.51	3.54	1232	−8	−16	−2
Supplementary motor cortex	R6	53	9.13	3.02	424	0	4	22
Superior frontal gyrus	R6	38	9.31	3.05	304	8	18	22
Prefrontal	R10	38	7.9	2.81	304	8	40	0
Medial temporal lobe	L20	37	10.3	3.21	296	−20	−4	−24
Inferior parietal lobe	L7	37	10.18	3.19	296	−28	−30	14
Temporal pole	R38*/20	24	9.13	3.02	192	32	6	−18
Parahippocampal gyrus		20	9.91	3.15	160	−22	−22	−10
Negative
Anterior cingulate cortex	R32*/8/9	118	12.55	−3.54	944	6	30	12
Motor cortex	L2	89	10.61	−3.26	712	−28	0	14
Insula	L13	68	9.11	−3.02	544	−20	18	−8
Cerebellum		48	10.32	−3.21	384	−12	−24	−16
Subgenual area	L25	38	10.28	−3.21	304	−2	10	−10
Supramarginal gyrus	R40	27	9.71	−3.12	216	36	−8	12

Note: Significant clusters are reported for regions in which fetal functional connectivity positively or negatively predicted motor performance at 7 months post-natal age, given at p < .05, and k-min ≥ 20.