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Aim: The question was raised as to what extent the temporal organisation of FMs can be modulated by visual and acoustic stimulation.

Yet, we do not know whether or how scene selective regions are modulated by visual motion and to which degree their motion response depends on scene content.

Further, alpha amplitude may be modulated by visual imagery in the context of dreaming [2].

These observations indicate that even when the face processing system is fully matured [e.g. 25] and fine-tuned to process adult faces, it can be modulated by visual experience to accommodate a population of faces with different morphological features (children faces, 20).

Excitatory synapses innervating cortical pyramidal cell spines can be modulated by visual experience (Chen et al., 2012) or by somatosensory stimulation (Knott et al., 2002).

Similarly, a recent MEG study has demonstrated the presence of separate high- and low-frequency components of the gamma-band that are differentially modulated by visual attention (Koelewijn et al., 2013).

Our aim in this study was to test whether the precedence effect, the bias in sound localization towards earlier arriving sounds, which is modulated by simultaneous visual stimulation in humans, is also susceptible to cross-modal effects of visual stimulation in two treefrog species, Hyla versicolor and Hyla cinerea.

Results revealed that amplitudes of a positive EEG component emerging at 200 300 ms after the presentation of the artworks (mainly distributed over the parietal cortex) were significantly modulated by both visual and contextual factors, indicating a rapid integration of these two types of information in the brain.

Firstly, we studied whether CCEs were modulated by the visual presence or absence of the subject's own body.

Furthermore, early auditory evoked potentials (at 50 ms) in response to speech are modulated by congruent visual stimuli [91], [92].

These representations are modulated by sudden visual input (e.g. offset signals) or by input from other systems (e.g. sensorimotor) that can boost or attenuate overshooting representations in accordance with biased neural competition (Desimone & Duncan, 1995).