Table 2.

Group average activation peaks for the experimental contrast audiovisual coincidence > noncoincidence within multisensory or sensory-specific regions (i.e., significant effect of visual minus auditory stimulation or vice versa)

Brain region	MNI coordinates
	Peak t	p <	x	y	z
Multisensory areas: audiovisual coincident > noncoincident condition
Visual stimuli in RVF
Contralateral left hemisphere
Posterior STS	3.43	0.001	−54	−50	8
Visual stimuli in LVF
Contralateral right hemisphere
Posterior STS	3.19	0.001	60	−48	12
Visual areas: audiovisual coincident > noncoincident condition
Visual stimuli in RVF
Contralateral left hemisphere
Lingual gyrus/calcarine	3.01	0.001	−8	−76	2
Fusiform gyrus	4.70	0.001	−30	−74	−16
Transversal occipital sulcus	4.38	0.001	−26	−88	30
Visual stimuli in LVF
Contralateral right hemisphere
Calcarine	3.07	0.001	12	−82	10
Fusiform gyrus	4.70	0.001	24	−74	−4
Transversal occipital sulcus	5.14	0.001	22	−88	36
Auditory areas: audiovisual coincident > noncoincident condition
Visual stimuli in RVF
Left hemisphere
Heschl's gyrus	4.08	0.001	−50	−16	8
Middle STG	3.03	0.001	−66	−28	12
Planum polare	2.95	0.005	−48	−14	−6
Right hemisphere
Planum polare	3.89	0.001	54	−4	−8
Middle STG	4.19	0.001	56	−18	2
Middle STS	3.89	0.001	50	−10	−4
Visual stimuli in LVF
Right hemisphere
Heschl's gyrus	3.46	0.001	48	−20	10
Planum temporale/STS	3.46	0.001	54	−28	6
Planum polare	3.86	0.001	−40	−22	−4
Left hemisphere
Planum temporale	4.18	0.001	38	−36	18
Middle STG	3.55	0.001	64	−34	14

Only clusters containing >20 voxels are described (see Materials and Methods and Fig. 2). MNI, Montreal Neurological Institute; STG, superior temporal gyrus.