Figure 8
From: Shared functional connectivity between the dorso-medial and dorso-ventral streams in macaques
Overlap of the correlation maps of the dorso-medial (top), dorso-ventral (middle), and both networks together (bottom). Overlap was created by projecting the significant voxels of each seed of the respective networks (V6A, MIP and F2 for the dorso-medial and AIP, F5 and M1hand for the dorso-ventral) onto the brain. In the top and middle panel color indicates how often a voxel is significant in the three maps (0–3 times). Voxels that are significant in all three maps of their respective network are considered to show the spatial extend of the network. These voxels are compared in the bottom figure. Here color indicates whether a voxel belongs to the dorso-medial (yellow), dorso-ventral (blue) or both networks (red). All surface renderings (flat maps) were done with CARET v5.65 (https://brainvis.wustl.edu/wiki/index.php/Caret:About)88. Cortical area labeling and borders according to43.
