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[Preprint]. 2023 Feb 20:2023.01.18.524407. Originally published 2023 Jan 18. [Version 2] doi: 10.1101/2023.01.18.524407

Figure 5: MRI functional connectivity replicates some anatomical features.

Figure 5:

A) Surface projection of right amygdala ROI functional connectivity to right hemisphere targets, averaged across six animals. Compass directions refer to dorsal (D)/ventral (V) and posterior (P)/anterior (A) directions; sulci labelled are: principal sulcus (ps), lateral orbital sulcus (los), arcuate sulcus (arc), superior temporal sulcus (sts), lunate sulcus (ls). B) Functional connectivity strength across areas. Colored bars indicate number of amygdala voxels functionally connected to each target area, corrected for the number of voxels in each target area; dotted bars with 95% confidence intervals indicate random samples of the same number of voxels from each area as the smallest target area (scACC). C) Likelihood of medial FC-projecting voxels being functionally connected to non-medial FC targets. D) Likelihood of ventral FC-projecting voxels being functionally connected to non-ventral FC targets.