Surface-Based Atlases and a Database of Cortical Structure and Function

===================== Abstract. We have generated surface-based atlases for cerebral and cerebellar cortex in primates (human and macaque) and rodents (rat and mouse). These can be used as substrates for representing and comparing neuroimaging data, cortical partitioning schemes, and many other types of experimental data. Surface-based registration between species facilitates the objective exploration of possible homologies and evolutionary divergences. The Surface Management System (SuMS) database is a repository that is customized for handling the distinctive characteristics of surfacerelated experimental data and for providing easy and flexible options for data entry and retrieval.

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