Nano Every analog pinout confusion

Official Hardware Nano Family Nano Every
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The Arduino pinout datasheet for the Every has three pages. The first is a basic pinout diagram listing AIN[n] 0 thru 5, in yellow. The legend says yellow is "Default".

The second page has a much expanded pinout labeling adding same AIN 0 thru 5, but in dark green, and including AIN 7, 9, 10, 11, 14, and 15. There is no 12 or 13. Dark green is called "Analog" in the legend.

I don't see an explanation for this. Can someone clarify what these dark green designations mean? Can I actually use pin D3 as an analog input AIN[15]?

Thanks

K

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What I think about it:
First image shows what is supported by the Arduino core.
Second image shows the full functionality of the board but you might have to hack around to use the additional functionalities.

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