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. 2008 Feb 14;18(10):2416–2438. doi: 10.1093/cercor/bhn002

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Figure 9. — Comparison of activation patterns in conjunction and individual contrasts of the SfT experiment on flattened hemispheres. SPM plotting the voxels significant at the P < 0.001 unc level (random effects) in the conjunction (A), the contrast 3D constrained minus 2D constrained-scrambled (B), 3D lattice minus 2D lattice scrambled (C), 3D lattice minus 2D lattice-aligned (D), and 3D lattice minus 2D uniform texture (E). In (B–E) the red outlines reproduce the activation in the conjunction (A).