Table II.

Results of the face localizer scan

Subject	OFA	FFA
Internal encoders
1	46, −80, −3	42, −56,−24
2	38, −92, −13	36, −62, −19
3	44, −74, −13	46, −64, −24
4	42, −86, −11	46, −66, −19
5	42, −88, −8	42, −54, −19
6	38, −82, −8	48, −54, −28
7	40, −86, −8	42, −50, −24
8	44, −82, −11	40, −64, −19
9	44, −76, −16	42, −50, −24
10	46, −82, −11	42, −54, −21
11	48, −74, −8	40, −54, −19
12	46, −80, −11	44, −48, −16
External encoders
1	46, −84, −11	38, −64, −19
2	50, −74, −8	40, −68, −14
3	42, −80, −19	40, −54, −31
4	46, −74, −13	48, −54, −24
5	44, −74, −11	40, −46, −21
6	48, −76, −13	46, −52, −24
7	42, −80, −11	44, −42, −24
8	38, −86, −21	44, −44, −24
9	48, −70, −14	38, −56, −19
10	48, −82, −8	48, −62, −16
11	48, −76, −11	42, −60, −19
12	40, −74, −11	42, −54, −21

MNI coordinates of right hemispheric regions in extrastriate cortex which showed significant activation (P < 0.005, uncorrected) for each subject in the comparison of blocks containing human or monkey faces compared to blocks containing other objects such as hands, bodies, fruits or technical devices. We consistently found activations in the inferior occipital gyrus most likely reflecting the occipital face area (OFA) and in the fusiform gyrus most likely reflecting the fusiform face area (FFA).