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. 2014 Feb 5;9(2):e88248. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0088248

Figure 9. Preference and activity patterns for different eccentricities in the ventral cortex with peripheral (simulated) scotoma.

Figure 9

(Left) Relative preference in the eccentricity mapping paradigm for the RP patient (A), control 1 (C) and control 2 (E), shown on an inflated hemisphere. The color legend is shown above (orange-red for central stimuli, green for paracentral stimuli, blue-purple for peripheral stimuli). The black lines mark the face-sensitive areas (FA), the red lines mark the house (place)-sensitive areas (PA) defined by the blocked localizer design. (Right) average beta values of three conditions, when the eccentricity data are analyzed as a block design and compared to a fixation baseline, in both the FA and PA region for the RP patient (B), control 1 (D) and control 2 (F).