Fig. 2
From: Language delay aggregates in toddler siblings of children with autism spectrum disorder
Language scores at 24Â months of age in IBIS infant siblings. Histograms display a wide distribution of T-scores for Mullen expressive and receptive language scores in the Infant Brain Imaging Study among both the low-risk siblings without ASD (LR-noASD) and high-risk siblings without ASD (HR-noASD). HR-noASD siblings (black bars) generally show a larger percentage of individuals in bins for lower scores, whereas LR-noASD sibling (gray bars) show a larger percentage of individuals in bins with higher scores, signifying a pathological shift in the distribution for the high-risk group