ArticleNeuroImage2026
A hierarchical brain MRI atlas of the coppery titi monkey (Plecturocebus cupreus).
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introductionThe coppery titi monkey (Plecturocebus cupreus) is an essential nonhuman primate model for social neuroscience, yet neuroimaging studies have been severely constrained by the paucity of standardized atlases. We address this gap by introducing the first MRI-based atlas package for the titi monkey brain that includes a single-subject atlas (UC Davis Titi monkey Neuroimaging Atlas (UCD-TiNA)), alongside a population atlas (UCD-TiNA_group) and a manually-segmented atlas compilation (UCD-TiNA_mac).
methodsUCD-TiNA comprises 74 hierarchically organized regions delineated from the MRI of a representative adult brain, along with whole brain, gray and white matter masks. These segmentations were propagated to the population template (UCD-TiNA_group, N = 17 monkeys) generated to enhance generalizability. A manually-segmented atlas compilation (UCD-TiNA_mac, N = 6 monkeys, 14 regions) was created to enable multi-atlas segmentation approaches. UCD-TiNA and UCD-TiNA_mac were evaluated in a [
resultsThe warped UCD-TiNA achieved a high concordance with the manually-segmented UCD-TiNA_mac labels (median Dice = 0.74). Regional [ DISCUSSION: This work delivers the first in vivo atlas package to enable standardized, reproducible and cross-modal analyses of titi monkey neuroimaging data. By providing a common anatomical reference, this atlas package should facilitate rigorous and harmonized data processing, supporting high-throughput and longitudinal investigations in social neurobiology and informing translational research on social behavior.
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