Table 2.

Approximate cortical nodes that constitute the networks in the finer axes of propagation in Table1

Q P P 1	SM→DA	limb/face → preM/SPL foot/genitalia → sma
	VA→FP/DM	ACC → vmPFC aI → ifg ifs → sfg/mfg/ifg mTL: posterior → anterior Ag/PCC: surround → center
	DM→LNG	TL: medial → superior left 55b/IFJ/SFL: anterior → posterior
Q P P 2	DA→SM/V	DA-bordering-SM/V→SM/V
	DM→FP→ VA→DA	vmPFC → aACC → dACC ifg → aI → mI → inferior-preM sfg/mfg/FPC → ifs TL: anterior→ infero-posterior →posterior Ag → smg → PF/SPL PCC→RSC/POS → postero-medial-VA/DA
Q P P 3	V/DA/FP→ VA→SM	TPOJ → inferior-TPJ → inferior-PF → face aI → mI → inferior-preM → face sfg → FEF → limb SPL/sma → limb/foot

preM (premotor area), SPL (superior parietal lobe), sma (supplementary motor area, however, NOT a node of Yeo’s DAN), ACC (anterior cingulate cortex), vmPFC (ventromedial prefrontal cortex), aI (anterior insula), ifg (inferior frontal gyrus), ifs (intermediate frontal sulcus), sfg (superior frontal gyrus), mfg (middle frontal gyrus), mTL (middle temporal lobe), Ag (angular gyrus), PCC (posterior cingulate cortex), LNG (language areas), TL (temporal lobe), 55b (area 55b), IFJ (inferior frontal junction), SFL (superior frontal language area), aACC (anterior ACC), dACC (dorsal ACC), mI (mid insula), FPC (frontopolar cortex), smg (supramarginal gyrus), PF (area PF), RSC (retrosplenial cortex), POS (parieto-occipital sulcus, TPOJ (temporo-parieto-occipital junction), TPJ (temporo-parietal junction), FEF (frontal eye field).