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For scene maintenance, if hippocampal engagement was found, we expected this to be with regions of the "dorsal attention network" (Gitelman et al. 1999; Corbetta and Shulman 2002; Ptak and Schnider 2010).

In this study, we tested perceiving scenes, maintaining perceived scenes in working memory and compared the 2 and found only a single significant voxel in left hippocampus for scene maintenance, whereas there was extensive activity throughout bilateral hippocampi for scene perception, and the activity for perception was significantly stronger than for maintenance.

We infer from these results that scene maintenance is not sufficient to explain the activity we see for scene construction.

To identify voxels involved with scene maintenance, we performed the contrast of maintain constructed scenes – maintain constructed objects.

Our second question was whether scene maintenance would be sufficient to explain the hippocampal response to scene construction.

Two thirds of subjects reported active strategies while maintaining scenes, and even those who reported more passivity did not rate scene maintenance as any easier than constructing scenes.

While our main interest in including scene maintenance was to compare it against scene construction, our results also speak to a related question whether hippocampal engagement in scene perception may be explained by maintenance.

We hypothesized that scene maintenance would not be sufficient to explain activations associated with scene construction, and thus scene maintenance would result in significantly less activation of the hippocampus, if any.

For a given trained classifier, we tested at 250 consecutive time points of the maintenance interval (corresponding to 4.5 s after excluding the first and the last 250 ms of the maintenance interval) whether the trained classifiers could discriminate between indoor/outdoor scene maintenance based on selected TF features at that time point.

We therefore hypothesised that SD objects would be more relevant and considered more important to both scene construction and scene maintenance than background items.

And third, we explored a related issue about which little is currently known, namely, what is the hippocampal functional connectivity with the rest of the brain during scene perception, scene construction, and scene maintenance?