# Source attribution and terms

No project-wide MIT license has been inferred or assigned. Account ownership, an email address and public accessibility do not establish third-party software licensing. Original code, article supplements, datasets and connectome reconstructions retain their own terms.

1. Greenin-Whitehead et al., J Physiol (2025), DOI `10.1113/JP288790`: formal article and Dataset S1 are CC BY 4.0 according to the article XML. The exact XLSX MD5 is `90480cd60716a943cdca40ffe86b8c53`; original data are unchanged and derivative tables are labelled as reanalysis.
2. `aclinlab/greenin-whitehead-et-al`, commit `6b779bb62410a3677f501c923acde2365bff18d6`: MIT source analysis files retain their included LICENSE.
3. `AusbornLab/KC_NaChBac_Model`, commit `b799ccd7bd37dc080d717d8ca2b75699bf94eae2`: the previous source audit did not identify an explicit repository license. Raw ABFs, native author code, SWC and mechanism binaries are kept in the local complete inventory, with an original-source retrieval ledger. No blanket MIT license is attached to them. Source-code redistribution requiring clarification is distinguished from derived analysis outputs.
4. Amin et al., eLife (2020), DOI `10.7554/eLife.56954`: article/source data CC BY 4.0; `aclinlab/amin-et-al-2020` source repository GPL-3.0 as recorded in the source audit. Preserve source licenses when copied. No relicensing as original project code.
5. Schlegel et al. (2024), Ganguly et al. (2024), Li et al. (2020), Hafez et al. (2023), Shiu et al. (2024) and Lappalainen et al. (2024): original reference metadata and applicable CC BY notices are recorded in `verified_references.json` where locally available. Derived figures in this release are generated by the project, with article source files retained separately.
6. FlyWire, MaleCNS and hemibrain data and annotations retain their respective original source provenance; no uniform license is asserted by the release card. Published scientific identifiers, retrieval URLs and original checksums are part of the provenance records.

Files excluded from a public payload for explicit unresolved third-party-source terms remain listed in the full local inventory and retrieval ledger. They are not silently marked as uploaded. No new permissions or author endorsements are implied.