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![3D structure processing network. A, Stimuli. A 2 × 2 design was used with factors curvature (curved vs flat) and disparity (control vs stereo). B, t values for the contrast [(curved stereo – controls) – (flat stereo-controls)] are displayed for 4 animals (p < 0.001, uncorrected) in two sagittal sections per subject. Arrows indicate <t>inferotemporal</t> hotspots: blue arrow indicates TEs; green arrow indicates TEp; white arrow indicates TEO; red arrow indicates AMTS. C, Coronal sections for individual subjects.](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_5415/pmc07605415/pmc07605415__SN-JNSJ200535F001.jpg)
![TEs microstimulation. A, t values for the contrast [(curved stereo – controls) – (flat stereo-controls)] are displayed for 2 animals (Monkeys K and S) on their own anatomic scan (p < 0.001, uncorrected). Black artifact indicates the position of the stimulation electrode (indicated with blue arrows). B, Top row represents t values for the 3D processing network. Bottom row represents t values for the contrast (TEs microstimulation vs no microstimulation). t values are plotted for the 2 subjects individually. The same sagittal slice is displayed for each animal in the top and bottom row. C, Top row represents t values for the 3D processing network. Bottom row represents t values for the contrast (TEs microstimulation vs no microstimulation). Focus on parietal, premotor, and prefrontal areas. All conventions are as in B. D, t values for the contrast (TEs microstimulation vs no microstimulation; p < 0.001, uncorrected). t values are plotted for the 2 animals individually. White outlines indicate the outline of the activations of the 3D processing network as in Figure 1. Distance between two coronal slices is 2 mm. Anteroposterior coordinate of the center slice is indicated with 0. Arrows indicate the inferotemporal stereo hotspots as in Figure 1. Dashed blue arrow indicates TEs-EM induced activations outside the stereo-localizer.](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_5415/pmc07605415/pmc07605415__SN-JNSJ200535F002.jpg)
![TEp microstimulation. A, t values for the contrast [(curved stereo – controls) – (flat stereo-controls)] are displayed for 2 animals (Monkey S in both hemispheres; p < 0.001, uncorrected). Electrode artifact is shown in the anatomic scan (indicated with green arrows) for three hemispheres (SRight, SLeft, and K). B, Top row represents t values for the 3D processing network. Bottom row represents t values for the contrast (TEp-EM vs no EM). C, Top row represents t values for the 3D processing network. Bottom row represents t values for the contrast (TEp-EM vs no EM). D, t values for the contrast (TEp-EM vs no EM; p < 0.001, uncorrected). White outlines indicate the outline of the activations of the 3D processing network as in Figure 1. Arrows indicate the inferotemporal hotspots as in Figure 1. All conventions are as in Figure 2.](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_5415/pmc07605415/pmc07605415__SN-JNSJ200535F005.jpg)
![TEO microstimulation. A, t values for the contrast [(curved stereo – controls) – (flat stereo – controls)] are displayed for 3 animals (p < 0.001, uncorrected). Electrode artifacts are shown in the anatomic scan (indicated with white arrows) for all 3 subjects (Monkeys S, M, and K). B, Top row represents t values for the 3D processing network. Bottom row represents t values for the contrast (TEO-EM vs no EM). C, Top row represents t values for the 3D processing network. Bottom row represents t values for the contrast (TEO-EM vs no EM). D, t values for the contrast (TEO-EM vs no EM; p < 0.001, uncorrected). White outlines indicate the outline of the activations of the 3D processing network as in Figure 1. Arrows indicate the stereo-defined inferotemporal hotspots as in Figure 1. Dashed white arrow indicates EM-induced activation outside the stereo-localizer. Conventions as in Figure 2.](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_5415/pmc07605415/pmc07605415__SN-JNSJ200535F007.jpg)