Table 1.

Ventral temporal regions showing differential responses to houses (H), faces (F), and chairs (C)

Region	Selectivity	Hemisphere	N	Volume, cm3	Coordinates
					x	y	z
Experiment 1
Medial fusiform	H > F and C	Left	6	3.8  ±  2.0	−26	−57	−14
		Right	6	4.9  ±  2.9	28	−57	−13
	C > F and H	Left	5	1.4  ±  0.8	−27	−51	−19
		Right	4	1.1  ±  0.6	30	−49	−16
Lateral fusiform	F > H and C	Left	6	1.4  ±  0.6	−36	−55	−20
		Right	6	1.7  ±  0.5	40	−52	−19
Inferior temporal	C > F and H	Left	6	1.4  ±  0.8	−41	−64	−12
		Right	6	1.9  ±  0.7	48	−62	−11
Experiment 2
Medial fusiform	H > F and C	Left	6	2.7  ±  1.5	−25	−58	−16
		Right	5	3.3  ±  1.1	28	−63	−18
	C > F and H	Left	6	1.0  ±  0.6	−29	−56	−22
		Right	3	0.9  ±  0.3	30	−61	−19
Lateral fusiform	F > H and C	Left	5	0.9  ±  0.5	−39	−64	−28
		Right	5	1.9  ±  0.4	41	−60	−20
Inferior temporal	C > F and H	Left	6	1.3  ±  1.0	−42	−69	−14
		Right	5	2.4  ±  0.7	48	−73	−8

Volumes were calculated before spatial normalization. Coordinates are in the normalized space of the Talairach and Tournoux brain atlas (17). N indicates number of subjects in whom each region was identified according to our criteria (seven or more contiguous voxels), and the mean (mean ± SD) for each region volume is calculated only for these subjects.