I noticed on FIASCO's website (see below) that it says it distributes a Brodmann atlas in AFNI format (brodmann.tlrc). BUT - when I downloaded Fiasco, there was atlas subdirectory or file included. Does AFNI distirbute its own Brodmann atlas file? I don't think so (from reading the atlas's available in AFNI_atlas_spaces.niml), but I just wondered. Or - are the FIASCO brodmann.tlrc files available somewhere on the AFNI site? thanks, mb

From FIASCO site:

Several atlas datasets are provided with Fiasco, in the atlases subdirectory. Each comes in two versions. For the atlas called brodmann, Pgh MRI datasets named brodmann_icbm and brodmann_tlrc are given. The _icbm version is in MNI ICBM normalized coordinates; the _tlrc version is in AFNI-style Talairach coordinates. The provided atlases are:

aal_icbm: the Automatic Anatomical Labelling atlas, imported from MRIcro by Chris Rorden. This map is based on a segmentation of the ICBM 'iconic' single-subject anatomy by Tzuorio-Mazoyer and colleagues; see Tzourio-Mazoyer N et al. Automated anatomical labelling of activations in spm using a macroscopic anatomical parcellation of the MNI MRI single subject brain. Neuroimage 2002; 15: 273-289.
aal_tlrc: the aal_icbm atlas, warped to AFNI Talairach with icbm_to_tlrc.py.
brodmann_icbm: a Brodmann area atlas, imported from MRIcro by Chris Rorden. Drury and VanEssen have developed Brodmann maps for both humans and monkeys; Krish Singh plotted this map on the MNI/ICBM 'iconic' single-subject template to create this atlas.
brodmann_tlrc: the brodmann_icbm atlas, warped to AFNI Talairach with icbm_to_tlrc.py.