Table II.

LIFG connections and LMTG connections stronger for 1Nn than 2Nn

Region	BA	H	x	y	z	t	Size
LIFG connections
Supplementary motor area	6	L/R	4	0	48	3.01	57
Middle frontal gyrus	46	R	36	32	48	2.95	93
Rolandic operculum		L	−44	−24	24	3.23	354
Precentral gyrus	6	L	−60	4	24	3.06	111
Postcentral gyrus	2	L	−20	−40	56	2.75	59
		R	20	−28	56	2.87	12
Superior temporal pole	38	R	52	8	−16	2.32	5
Superior parietal lobule	7	L	−24	−72	60	2.93	5
		R	24	−68	64	3.11	25
Superior occipital gyrus	18	L	−24	−92	20	3.88	40
		R	28	−92	30	4.33	74
Lingual gyrus	18	L	−20	−80	−8	4.39	88
		R	28	−80	−8	3.61	138
Caudate nucleus		L/R	−8	16	−4	3.06	37
Cerebellum		L	−24	−40	−48	3.39	43
LMTG connections
Supplementary motor area	6	L/R	−8	−12	64	3.09	99
Superior frontal gyrus	8	L	−16	8	56	2.30	22
		R	16	24	56	3.58	133
Middle frontal gyrus	46	R	44	28	12	4.60	305
Inferior frontal gyrus (orbital)	47	L	−48	40	−12	2.78	14
Rolandic operculum		L	−36	−28	20	2.57	18
Superior parietal lobule	7	L	−20	−72	60	2.41	17
		R	20	−32	52	3.14	185
Precuneus	7	R	8	−64	40	2.18	12
Superior temporal pole	38	L	−32	8	−24	2.59	24
Middle temporal pole	21	L	−52	8	−28	2.66	19
Middle occipital gyrus	19	R	44	−76	32	2.82	18
Caudate nucleus		L/R	−8	8	−8	3.04	78
Thalamus		L	−4	−24	12	4.39	42
Cerebellum		L	−8	−64	−44	3.13	1,112
		R	20	−18	−52	5.05

BA, Brodmann Area; H, hemisphere; L, left; R, right; coordinates in MNI; t, statistic values; size in number of voxels.