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We propose that the selective involvement of left temporal areas points to the activation of conceptual representations, whereas more posterior temporal, parietal, and occipital areas probably reflect perceptual aspects of higher-order visual object processing.

In contrast to previous ERP studies of infant processing of emotional human speech (Grossmann et al., 2005), we report ERPs with negative polarity at a more posterior temporal location.

Semantic dementia, a variant of frontotemporal dementia, is a progressive degenerative disorder characterized by damage to the anterior temporal lobes in its earliest stages, followed by widespread deterioration in more posterior temporal and frontal cortices (Hodges and Patterson 2007).

Atrophy is predominantly left sided but may be right sided in cases led by non-verbal semantic deficits, 12 with spread between the cerebral hemispheres and into more posterior temporal and inferior frontal cortices over time.

Therefore, the anterior temporal lobes may function in cooperation with more posterior temporal regions and is concordant with previous research which shows that interactions between the anterior temporal lobe and the posterior fusiform are crucial for processing fine-grained information about objects (Clarke et al. 2011).

Relative to the other categories, HA sounds led to increased positive amplitudes between 470 and 570 ms post-stimulus onset at left anterior temporal locations, while HV led to increased negative amplitudes at the more posterior temporal locations in both hemispheres.

The two right hemisphere tasks may reflect the contribution of DA activity to more posterior parietal and temporal lobe function (block-design and visual delayed recall, see previous paragraph).

s/15) GCA2 in supraorbital part of the frontal lobes and in the anterior part of the temporal lobes.GCA0 in the more posterior part of the temporal lobes.

Gray matter changes have typically been localized to the upper and lower banks of more posterior STS (pSTS) and posterior temporal regions more generally while WM changes extend along its length and into pSTS and adjacent temporoparietal junction (TPJ) (for details of location of previously reported structural and functional changes, see Supplementary Fig. S1).

Although not tested in our design, there is much evidence that object domain (e.g., animate versus inanimate29,47,48,49,50,51,52) and other concept properties such as their emotional/social value16,17,53,54,55,56,57 play a role in the organization of conceptual processing in ATL and more posterior regions of the temporal lobe.

The hypoperfusion of both hemispheres appeared more pronounced in the posterior temporal cortex, with a prevalence in the left hemisphere.