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Table 1.

Information about specimens and imaging parameters.

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Fig 1.

MR images of crocodilian brains.

T2w coronal image of an embryo—scan time 3 h 21m (A), T1w coronal image of an early juvenile—scan time 9 h 6 m (B), T1w sagittal image of a late juvenile—scan time 2 h 36 m (C), T2w sagittal image of an adult—scan time 7 m (D), T1w sagittal image of an adult—scan time 40 m (E). Scale bar– 5 mm (A, B, C) and 10 mm (D, E). Double-headed arrows in (E) show the typical area of the interstitium.

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Table 2.

Total surface and volume of the brain, interstitium and endocast with EV-BV at various ontogenetic stages.

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Fig 2.

3D reconstructions of the brains and endocasts of crocodilians at various ontogenetic stages divided into four major brain sectors.

3D reconstructions of an embryo (A), early juvenile (B), late juvenile (C), adult (D) and larger adult (E) from ventral (bottom left), lateral (upper left), dorsal (upper right) and lateral (bottom right—major brain sectors coloured) perspectives for each specimen. Brain—dark blue; endocast—light blue. Major brain sectors: olfactory (Olf)—violet, prosencephalic (Pros)—green, mesencephalic (Mes)—yellow and rhombencephalic (Rhomb)—red. Scale bar— 10 mm.

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Table 3.

pBV-BV at various ontogenetic stages.

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Table 4.

pBV-pEV at various ontogenetic stages.

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