Table 8.

Commonalities and differences between conditions within NH group^∗, related to Figure 8.

Cerebral region – cluster	Coordinate of the peak significant activation (p < 0.05, FWE corrected) and cluster extent∗
	Speech AV = speech A1				Speech AV = speech visual2				Speech AV > speech visual3
	Voxels	x	y	z	Voxels	x	y	z	Voxels	x	y	z
L Middle temporal gyrus L Superior temporal gyrus       Including primary auditory cortex L Inferior parietal lobe	2427	–62	–26	6					1416	–48	–26	2
L Middle temporal gyrus					315	–58	–36	–2
R Middle temporal gyrus R Superior temporal gyrus R Inferior parietal lobe	1344	64	–14	–8					1281	63	–17	–1
R Middle temporal gyrus					176	50	–37	2
R Superior temporal gyrus	8	48	–34	10					11	44	–28	8
L Inferior frontal gyrus pars triangularis					83	–50	28	14

¹Regions commonly activated in speech AV [speech AV – still] and auditory [speech A– still] perception of words. ²Regions commonly activated in speech AV [speech AV vs. still control condition] and speech visual (lipreading) [speech visual – still] perception of words. ³Brain regions more activated during speech AV perception of words [speech AV– still] compared to speech visual perception of words [speech visual – still]. L, Left; R, Right; x, y, z are standard stereotaxic coordinates in the MNI (Montreal Neurological Institute) system. All activations reported at p < 0.05 whole brain corrected. P < 0.05 whole brain corrected. AV, audio-visual; A, auditory; ^∗There is no cluster significantly more activated when comparing speech AV to speech A (auditory alone) in either way (i.e., speech AV-speech A or speech A-speech AV).