Table 3.

Spatial Network Definition and Neurosynth Validation.

	Arnold Network			Neurosynth Validation
Seed	x	y	z	Neurosynth association with ‘navigation’?	Neurosynth association with ‘spatial’?
Left MFG	−26	−4	58	Yes	Yes
Right MFG	22	−6	50	No	Yes
Right RA	10	−44	6	Yes	No
Left IPL	−36	−44	46	No	Yes
Right PHG	32	−44	−4	Yes	No
Right Cerebellum Crus II	48	−48	−46	No	No
Right PCC	20	−54	20	Yes	No
Left Precuneus	−10	−56	50	Yes	Yes
Right Precuneus	6	−68	50	Yes	No
Left PCC	−16	−58	16	Yes	No
Right Cerebellum Crus I	34	−66	−30	Yes	No
Left SOG	−42	−86	36	No	No

Lists the regions of interest (ROI) used in resting state analyses. Each ROI is part of a previously defined spatial network (Arnold et al., 2014). The MNI center coordinates of each ROI are indicated in the x, y, z columns. Neurosynth-based meta-analysis (p-FDR < 0.01) of the terms “navigation” and “spatial” produced association maps of brain regions activated in relevant tasks. Overlap between Arnold ROIs and association maps is indicated in the “Neurosynth Validation” columns. MFG = middle frontal gyrus; RA = retrolimbic area; IPL = inferior parietel lobule; PHG = parahippocampal gyrus; PCC = posterior cingulate cortex; SOG = superior occipital gyrus.