Temporal Cortex Activation in Humans Viewing Eye and Mouth Movements

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Fig. 4.
Fig. 4.

Individual subject activation data for EYES (top) and RADIAL (bottom) overlaid on T1-weighted anatomical images. A, Coronal slices 1–7. Slice 1 is the most anterior. A region of activation in the right lateral cortex is seen in slices 1–3 to EYES but not to RADIAL (white squares). Extensive activation of lateral cortex bilaterally occurs in slices 4–7 for both EYES and RADIAL. Activation in the IPS (white circles) was also seen to EYES anteriorly in slices1 and 2 and posteriorly to RADIAL in slices 6 and 7. B, Oblique axial slices (1–7) for the same subject and tasks. Slice 1 is the most ventral. Activation to EYES (white squares) but not to RADIAL is seen in slices5 and 7, as in A.

  1. The Journal of Neuroscience vol. 18 no. 6 2188-2199
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