Table 7.

Locations of significant clusters from the meta-analyses involving Congruent and Incongruent audio-visual experimental paradigms (from Tables 5 and 6), indicating major contributing studies to the ALE meta-analysis clusters, weighted centers of mass (x, y, and z) in Talairach coordinates, brain volumes (mm³), and ALE values

Condition	Region	Major contributing studies	x	y	z	Volume	ALE value
A. Living audio-visual stimuli single study
1	L Superior Temporal Sulcus, posterior (pSTS)	8 (6,18,32,40,63,65–67)	−50	−51	10	1448	0.042
2	R Superior Temporal Sulcus	8 (20,31,40,60,65,66,78,79)	48	−37	12	1280	0.035
3	R superior Temporal Gyrus (pSTG)	3 (40,42,45)	55	−19	7	256	0.025
4	L Superior Temporal Gyrus	2 (45,49)	−53	−23	7	144	0.024
B. Nonliving audio-visual stimuli single study
1	R Anterior Insula	1 (44)	31	19	6	32	0.019
C. Living > Nonliving audio-visual stimuli
1	L Posterior Superior Temporal Sulcus	2 (40,66)	−50	−52	12	408	2.054
2	R Posterior Superior Temporal Sulcus	1 (66)	51	−35	12	48	1.779
D. Nonliving > Living audio-visual stimuli
1	R Anterior Insula	1 (44)	31	19	6	32	3.195

Note: (A) Single study ALE maps for Living (corrected FWE P < 0.05) and (B) Nonliving audio-visual interaction sites (corrected FWE P < 0.05); plus contrast meta-analyses maps revealing (C) Living > Nonliving, and (D) Nonliving > Living audio-visual interaction sites (uncorrected P < 0.05). The coordinates correspond to foci illustrated in Figure 3C (orange and cyan).