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Published in final edited form as: Exp Brain Res. 2004 Oct 23;162(1):1–13. doi: 10.1007/s00221-004-2099-3

Sources active 200–600 msec post-stimulus onsets, in all subjects, have been projected to the surface of a standardized 3-D rendering of a participant’s MRI for easier visualization. The different colors represent different participants (i.e., all sources detected in the same participant are the same color). (A) Sources in the non-word condition were relatively scarce, typically right-lateralized, and displayed little consistency across subjects. (B) Sources with white centers denote pseudoword-induced responses, whereas ECDs depicted in solid colors represent sources detected in the word condition. Again, each participant’s data is portrayed in a different color. ECDs detected in both the word and pseudoword conditions were mostly left-lateralized, localizing to parietal regions, lateral occipital regions, temporal regions, and inferior frontal regions.

Sources active 200–600 msec post-stimulus onsets, in all subjects, have been projected to the surface of a standardized 3-D rendering of a participant’s MRI for easier visualization. The different colors represent different participants (i.e., all sources detected in the same participant are the same color). (A) Sources in the non-word condition were relatively scarce, typically right-lateralized, and displayed little consistency across subjects. (B) Sources with white centers denote pseudoword-induced responses, whereas ECDs depicted in solid colors represent sources detected in the word condition. Again, each participant’s data is portrayed in a different color. ECDs detected in both the word and pseudoword conditions were mostly left-lateralized, localizing to parietal regions, lateral occipital regions, temporal regions, and inferior frontal regions.