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Published in final edited form as: Behav Brain Res. 2019 Aug 1;375:112116. doi: 10.1016/j.bbr.2019.112116

Table 1.

Summary of statistically significant differences in cortical functional brain activation during recall.

CORTEX	R/L
Amygdaloid nucleus (cortical): lateral, medial (PLCo, PMCo)	↑/↑
Auditory (Au)	↑/↑ ^*
Entorhinal (posterior): central, dorsolateral, medial (CEnt, DLEnt, MEnt)	↑/↑ ^*
Insula (I): posterior granular, posterior dysgranular	↓/↓ ^*
Olfactory (Tu)	↑/↑ ^*
Orbital: lateral, ventral (LO, VO),	↑/↑ ^*
Parietal: posterior, lateral association (Pt, LPtA)	↑/↑ ^*
Perirhinal (PRh)	/↑ ^*
Piriform (Pir)	↑/↑ ^*
Postrhinal (PostRh)	/↑
Prelimbic (PrL, anterior)	↑/↑ ^*
Retrosplenial, dysgranular (RSD)	↑/↑ ^*
Somatosensory, primary: barrel field, forelimb, hindlimb, upper lip (S1BF, S1FL, S1HL, S1ULp)	↑/↑ ^*
Somatosensory, secondary (S2)	↑/↑ ^*
Visual, primary (V1), secondary (V2)	↑/↑ ^*

Significant increases (↑) and decreases (↓) are noted for the right and left hemispheres (P<0.05 for >100 contiguous significant voxels).

indicates significant group differences after correction for false discovery rate at the cluster level. Regions are identified as per the Paxinos and Watson rat brain atlas. [14]