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. 2014 Jul 8;8:492. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2014.00492

Figure 5.

Figure 5

Patterns of supra-syllabic complexity effects observed in exploratory STP and STS ROI analysis. The results mapped onto a flattened schematic representation of STP and STS showing the parcellation used in this study (different areas shown not to scale). Areas in dark blue represent a main effect of complexity and areas in lighter blue represent areas where an interaction was observed (hemisphere * syllabic complexity for the SFp and STSm). Legend: PP, planum polare; TTG, transverse temporal gyrus (m, medial; l, lateral); TTS, transverse temporal sulcus (m, medial, l, lateral); PT, planum temporale (a, anterior; m, middle; p, posterior); SF, caudal Sylvian fissure (a, anterior, p, posterior); STG, superior temporal gyrus (a, anterior, m, middle, p, posterior); STS, superior temporal sulcus (a, anterior, m, middle, p, posterior); *significant contrast at pFWE = 0.05, Bonferonni corrected; n.s. non-significant contrast. Error bars represent standard error from the mean.