e have attempted to make sure the text reflects the data as accurately as possible and separated interpretations and conclusions from descriptions of the results. However, we maintain that some of the data does warrant an all-or-none description, for a few of the cell-types. We believe this is now clear in the increased dataset and clearer analysis (Figure 0). These statements are now supported with statistical tests to determine if each cell type has a biased distribution between the two circuits (two-proportion z-test), and whether each cell type is represented with significantly more than 0 cells in a given circuit (bootstrap test). We found that each cell-type that showed a statistically negative bias to one of the circuits was also found to not innervate that circuit with enough neurons to be statistically greater than 0. If these two tests are significant, then the cell type is considered to uniquely innervate one of the circuits and not the other (Figure 0). In the 