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. 2020 Oct 17;31(2):1347–1364. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhaa301

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Commonalities in the connectivity patterns of monkey CSv (mCSv) and human CSv (hCSv). In both primate species, CSv connects with a set of visual and visuo-vestibular areas (green) largely sensitive to self-motion-consistent optic flow stimuli. Connections are also found with the somatosensory cortex, and mostly area 3 (orange). Finally, CSv is strongly connected with several (pre)motor areas (blue): cingulate (pre)motor areas (CMA), the supplementary motor area (SMA/F3) and other dorsal premotor areas belonging to Brodmann area 6. Areas surrounded by dotted lines indicate those for which evidences were not fully consistent across imaging (structural/functional) or analytical (ROIS-based/Atlas-based) approaches.