In the Research Article "Mapping Essential Tremor to a Common Brain Network Using Functional Connectivity Analysis" by Younger et al., the heat bars for Figure 4, panels B and C, should have been labelled as " value". In addition, the first author's name should have been listed as "Ellen F.P. Younger" in the byline. The article has been replaced by a corrected version. The original version with the changes highlighted is available from a link in the corrected article. The publisher regrets the errors.
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