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Fig 1.

MR mid-sagittal image of the corpus callosum of an Atles geoffroyi monkey.

Corpus callosum was divided in five regions according to the anatomic landmarks and Hofer ‘s method [3].

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Fig 2.

DTI results of a random subject of this study.

Reconstructed fibers traversing the corpus callosum are over imposed on a mid-sagittal anatomical image. Fibers leaving the CC were divided in five groups (A-E). Rostrum and Genu I (2A), Anterior body II (2B), Medium body III (2C), Posterior body IV (2D), Splenium V (2E). All corpus callosum fibers are incorporated to views 2F (sagittal) and 2G (oblique). Color codes indicate direction. Red: left to right, green: anterior to posterior, blue: superior to inferior.

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Fig 3.

DTI results for n = 3 subjects.

Reconstructed fibers traversing the corpus callosum are over-imposed on a mid-sagittal anatomical image (subject 1, 3A; subject 2, 3B; subject 3, 3C. Fig. 3D: The mean map of Axial Eigenvectors showing the principal diffusion tensor directions of CC in global orientation. Color codes: red: left to right, green: anterior to posterior, blue: superior to inferior.

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Fig 4.

FA results.

Orthogonal view displaying the mean Fractional Anisotropy (FA) maps from all subjects.

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Fig 5.

Regional FA comparison.

Mean FA values for each subject and region.

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Table 1.

Mean FA value comparison.

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Table 2.

Inter-species tractography comparison.

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