Table 2.

Group differences in cortical thickness

	HoM − HeF			HoM − HeM			HoF − HoM			HeF − HeM			HoF − HeM
Region	Max, log10 (p)	Sizecm2	Coordinates	Max, log10 (p)	Sizecm2	Coordinates	Max, log10 (p)	Sizecm2	Coordinates	Max, log10 (p)	cm2	Coordinates	Max, log10 (p)	Sizecm2	Coordinates
L superior and middle temporal cortex	5.1	41.1	−60 −33 −8b							2.5	18.2	−7 −51 53a, c			‐
L superior frontal cortex	3.9	12.5	−14 40 16
L pericalcarine	3.3	26.6	−8 −83 4
L precuneus	2.9	10.4	−13 −57 18	3.6	14.3	−6 −58 18a	−4.2	12.7	−6 −66 36	2.3	20.1	−29 −84 2a
L lateral occipital and parietal cortex													4.6	14.0	−42 −81 2
L pars triangularis + prefrontal cortex							−5.3	178.4	−41 30 −2d
L rostral middle frontal	5.1	32.2	−34 33 8
and rostral anterior cingulate
L superior temporal cortex	−2.8	11.3	−48 −25 −7							−2.8	15.3	−50 −1 −20
R precuneus	5.3	66.7	5 −57 26
R cuneus				−3.4	11.6	4 −73 16
R rostral anterior cingulate				3.5	12.5	11 35 12
R inferior temporal cortex	−5.5	10.6	53 −28 −14
R insular, pre–post central							−6.0	13.2	56 3 6
R superior frontal cortex							−5.5	35	8 51 15
R lateral occipital cortex							−2.9	17.1	32 −78 7

Note. R = right; L = left.

Negative values denote reverse contrast. The “Region” column describes the coverage of the cluster.

Clusters are calculated at p < .05 corrected, using a 10 mm filter.

^aIncludes left inferior and superior parietal lobes.

^bIncludes L superior temporal gyrus and supramarginal cortex.

^cIncludes part of left occipital cortex.

^dLarge cluster including superior frontal and anterior cingulate cortex, left superior temporal gyrus comprises left parietal cortex; observe that there we no differences between HoF and HeF.