Table 1.

Regions specifically activated by the motion learning task

	Area	Talairach coordinates, mm			Z score
		x	y	z
	Early
L	Inferior occipital gyrus (BA19)	−44	−70	−8	6.48
R	Lingual gyrus (BA18)	14	−82	−8	4.82
L	Inferior occipital gyrus (BA18)	−10	−82	−6	4.86
R	Inferior occipital	10	−82	−6	5.76
L	MT	−42	−70	−6	6.51
L	GTM (BA37/39)	−34	−48	10	6.23
L	Temporal gyrus (BA37)	−52	−56	−6	5.48
L	Inferior temporal gyrus (BA20)	−42	−36	−16	5.48
	Superior colliculus	0	30	−6	6.12
	Superior colliculus	0	−28	−2	6.93
R	Anterior cingulate	4	30	34	4.98
L	Anterior cingulate	−4	32	20	5.12
	Cerebellum vermis	0	−52	−20	5.93
L	Cerebellum (QuP and SeS)	−37	−63	−22	5.21
R	Cerebellum (QuP and SeS)	34	−50	−22	6.83
R	Cerebellum (QuP and SeS)	30	−50	−26	7.91
	Late
R	Lingual gyrus (18)	14	−82	−8	4.81
L	Inferior occipital (BA37)	−10	−82	−6	4.86
L	MT	−44	−66	−6	6.57
R	GTM (BA37)	−42	−58	6	5.37
R	Cerebellum (QuP and SeS)	40	−48	−24	4.8
R	Vermis	4	−58	−4	4.6

Areas of evoked activity during the task condition (learning direction discrimination) compared with the control condition (letter discrimination). Only areas that reach P < 0.0005 and Z > 4 after correction for multiple comparisons are reported. X, Y, Z refer to distances right (−) or left (+) from the midline, anterior (+) or posterior (−) from the anterior comissure, and below (−) or above (+) the anterior comissure-posterior comissure line. BA refers to the Broadmann areas. QuP, posterior quadrangular globule; ScS, superior semilunar lobule. L and R refer to the side of the brain. Early refers to the first run, and Late refers to the fourth run.