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Resting-state fcMRI clustering in 1,000 surface-aligned subjects partitions the human cerebrum into local sensorimotor networks plus distributed association networks (e.g. default-mode, frontoparietal control, salience), with abrupt network transitions in association cortex contrasting with topographic gradients in sensorimotor cortex.
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