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. 2009 Nov 27;204(3):397–407. doi: 10.1007/s00221-009-2093-x

Table 2.

Repetition suppression effects

Region BA MNI coordinates Putative functional name Clust. size t value p uncor. value
x y z
(a) RS posture, viewpoint independent
 R inferior frontal gyrus* 46 56 26 18 IFG 51 5.49 <0.0001
 R fusiform gyrus* 37 48 −48 −28 FBA 85 4.78 <0.0001
 R inferior temporal gyrus 20 46 10 −40 ITG 18 4.70 <0.0001
 L middle frontal gyrus 9 −16 32 42 MFG 57 4.54 <0.0001
 R post. superior temp gyrus* 22 42 −56 18 pSTS 28 4.53 <0.0001
 R postcentral gyrus 3 44 −22 34 SII 31 4.32 <0.0001
 R supramarginal gyrus* 7 68 −26 26 IPL 25 4.12 <0.0001
(b) RS viewpoint, posture independent
 L frontomedial wall 10 −6 52 50 16 4.40 <0.0001
 L orbitofrontal cortex 12 −28 40 −4 OFC 12 4.35 <0.0001
 R medial prefrontal cortex 10 8 50 52 mPFC 19 4.18 <0.0001
(c) Interaction 1: RS for posture and viewpoint
 R cingulate gyrus 31 12 −8 42 236 6.18 <0.0001
 R cerebellum 2 −42 −54 29 4.48 <0.0001
 R superior parietal lobule 7 18 −26 50 SPL 24 4.03 <0.0001
(d) Interaction 2: RS for posture and viewpoint
 R pulvinar 16 −28 0 17 4.71 <0.0001
 R middle frontal gyrus 46 18 48 10 MFG 14 4.25 <0.0001

MNI coordinates of peaks of relative activation within regions from the body-only contrasts demonstrating repetition suppression for novel, compared to repeated postural configurations, collapsed across contorted and ordinary postures, and novel and repeated viewpoints (a); repetition suppression for novel compared to repeated viewpoints, collapsed across contorted and ordinary postures, and novel and repeated postural configurations (b); and the interactions between repetition suppression for postural configuration and viewing angle (c and d)

Asterisk (*) denotes activations within our a priori network of interest