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. 2021 Mar 4;4:278. doi: 10.1038/s42003-021-01804-z

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Fig. 1 — a The area of V1 in horizontal planes (colored in red). b Horizontal levels of the section in each panel of a with the corresponding numbers, overlaid on a sagittal brain slice. c, e, g The extent of the V1 lesion in monkeys T, C, and U is indicated on the horizontal planes in black, respectively. The horizontal levels of the individual horizontal sections in c, e, and g are matched with those in a. d, f, h The sagittal planes across the calcarine sulcus (cal) on the contralesional (left panel) and ipsilesional (right panel) side in monkey T, C, and U, respectively. The extent of V1 is indicated in red. Posterior (leftward) side of the blue lines (indicated in the arrow) in the left panels was considered to be lesioned on the ipsilesional side (right panel). cal calcarine sulcus, cc central sulcus, ip intraparietal sulcus, lu lunate sulcus, st superior temporal sulcus.