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Hello,

(1) The Colin27 is the brain of a single subject, and cannot provide
probability maps as needed by SPM5 for segmentation.
So unless there is a very specific reason to no use the default priors in
the tmp folder, these default option would be the first solution.

(2) No. Unified segmentation runs via the segmentation button and works
with three tissue priors. The normalize button - to my knowledge - is about
doing the same as compared with normalization in SPM2. In both versions you
can either estimate the deformation matrix or estimate and write out the
normalized brains.

Hope this helps - if not, best explain what the goal of the SPM2/SPM5
comparison is,
there have been mails on the differences between these two versions,

Philipp

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