Table 2.

Activated clusters in the interaction contrast of subsequent memory with novel and familiar pictures

Region	BA	Side	Peak MNI coordinates			Peak BSR	Spatial extent (mm3)
			x	Y	z
Novel subsequent memory > familiar subsequent memory
Frontal lobe
Inferior frontal g.	11/47	R	33	39	−9	5.74	459
Dorsolateral prefrontal ctx.	9	L	−39	36	33	4.73	648
Precentral g.	6	L	−45	6	42	6.80	1323
Temporal lobe
Inferior temporal g.	20	R	36	−15	−36	3.50	1053
Parahippocampal g.	28/36	R
Anterior hippocampus	—	R
Inferior temporal g.	37	L	−48	−60	−27	4.95	729
Middle temporal g.	39	L	−36	−63	21	5.66	486
			−57	−75	21	3.97	486
Parietal lobe
Parietoccipital transition zone	19	L	−39	−87	33	3.70	405
Occipital lobe
Occipital g.	19	L	−45	−90	15	4.60	540
Familiar subsequent memory > novel subsequent memory
Parietal lobe
Postcentral g.	1	R	57	−21	54	−3.60	351
Temporal lobe
Temporal pole	38	L	−39	21	−27	−6.73	1215
Posterior hippocampus	—	L	−24	−33	−3	−4.00	567
	—	R	33	−27	−6	−4.88	459
Limbic lobe
Cingulate g.	24/32	R	15	18	36	−4.51	378

Regions were defined as any cluster with a minimum peak BSR of 3.5 (p < 0.0005) and an extent of at least 12 voxels (extent threshold was BSR 2.81 or p < 0.005). Peak coordinates are displayed in MNI space (Cocoso et al., 1997). BA, Brodmann's area; L, left; R, right; g., gyrus.