Table 2.

BOLD delays between ROIs in the main visuomotor experiment (TTH values). A significant value implies sequential spread of activity from one ROI to another (* p ≤ 0.05; p values were corrected for multiple comparisons by controlling the false discovery rate). The smallest statistically significant difference was 100 ms, but most 100 ms delays were statistically non-significant. At the 200 – 300 ms range, about 50% of delays were significant, and at ≥400 ms all delays were significant.

Left hemisphere Onset
Latency difference [ms]		FROM
		Visual	PPC	Premotor	Somatosensory	Motor
TO	Visual
	PPC	800 *
	Premotor	300	−500
	Somatosensory	400 *	−400	100
	Motor	1200 *	400	900	800

Right hemisphere Onset
Latency difference [ms]		FROM
		Visual	PPC	Premotor	Somatosensory	Motor
	Visual
	PPC	500
TO	Premotor	1200 *	700
	Somatosensory	1200 *	700	0
	Motor	1200 *	700 *	0	0

Left hemisphere TTH
Latency difference [ms]		FROM
		Visual	PPC	Premotor	Somatosensory	Motor
TO	Visual
	PPC	100
	Premotor	100	0
	Somatosensory	400 *	300 *	300
	Motor	600 *	500 *	500 *	200 *

Right hemisphere TTH
Latency difference [ms]		FROM
		Visual	PPC	Premotor	Somatosensory	Motor
TO	Visual
	PPC	300
	Premotor	500 *	200
	Somatosensory	500 *	200	0
	Motor	600 *	300 *	100	100 *

Left hemisphere TTP
Latency difference [ms]		FROM
		Visual	PPC	Premotor	Somatosensory	Motor
TO	Visual
	PPC	−300
	Premotor	500	800
	Somatosensory	400	700	−100
	Motor	500	800	0	100

Right hemisphere TTP
Latency difference [ms]		FROM
		Visual	PPC	Premotor	Somatosensory	Motor
TO	Visual
	PPC	200
	Premotor	−400	−600
	Somatosensory	200	0	600
	Motor	200	0	600	0