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. 2012 Oct 24;7(10):e47626. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0047626

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(A) The sagittal view of a single subject’s brain shows the position of the ROIs along the superior temporal sulcus at (right hemisphere). The upper row of ROIs covers the superior part of the STG, the middle row the inferior part of the STG, and the lower row the superior part of the MTG. Red ROIs are located in the anterior temporal lobe, green ROIs in the mid-anterior part, blue ROIs in the mid-posterior part, and purple ROIs in the posterior temporal lobe. The mean Talairach coordinates are given in Table 5. (B) Sagittal view () of the first functional EPI volume showing those brain regions that produced an MR signal.

Inline graphic — (A) The sagittal view of a single subject’s brain shows the position of the ROIs along the superior temporal sulcus at (right hemisphere). The upper row of ROIs covers the superior part of the STG, the middle row the inferior part of the STG, and the lower row the superior part of the MTG. Red ROIs are located in the anterior temporal lobe, green ROIs in the mid-anterior part, blue ROIs in the mid-posterior part, and purple ROIs in the posterior temporal lobe. The mean Talairach coordinates are given in Table 5. (B) Sagittal view () of the first functional EPI volume showing those brain regions that produced an MR signal.