Table S2.

Tabulation of features revealed by Bubbles: Neurons tested with bodies (n = 75 cells with significant feature), sorted per BSI (BSI <> 0)

	BSI ≤ 0 (n = 7)		BSI > 0 (n = 68)		All (n = 75)
Feature type	+	−	+	−	+	−
Extremities	1	0	19	3	20	3
Curved segments	1	0	14	1	15	1
Part of the torso	3	0	17	1	20	1
Torso + extremity	1	0	11	0	12	0
Full body	1	0	8	0	9	0
Unclassified	1	0	6	4	7	4

The left column represents the feature types (see Fig. 2 for examples). Significant excitatory and inhibitory features are indicated by + and −, respectively. Each number denotes the count of neurons in which a particular feature can be found. The neurons marked with “Full body” have at least 90% coverage between the revealed features and the entire stimulus. BSI: body selectivity index, defined as $BSI=\frac{{\overline{R}}_{body}-{\overline{R}}_{nonbody}}{\left|{\overline{R}}_{body}\right|+\left|{\overline{R}}_{nonbody}\right|}$, where ${\overline{R}}_{body}$ and ${\overline{R}}_{nonbody}$ are the mean net firing rates to body (monkey and humanbodies, mammals, and birds) and nonbody stimuli (monkey and human faces, fruits/vegetables, and manmade objects).