“…In the present study, we functionally defined the face-sensitive FFA, OFA, and the face-movement sensitive portion of the pSTS/STG (i.e., TVSA) using an independent functional localizer and functional probabilistic maps for face-sensitive regions. Chu et al (2013) reported functional connectivity between regions labeled as the lateral posterior fusiform gyrus and the posterior STG by comparing visual-speech perception to a baseline condition. Similarly, the posterior STS/STG is responsive to visual (e.g., Beauchamp, Lee, Haxby, & Martin, 2002;Grossman et al, 2000), auditory (e.g., Fecteau, Armony, Joanette, & Belin, 2004; von Kriegstein & Giraud, 2004), and audio-visual stimuli (e.g., Beauchamp, Argall, Bodurka, Duyn, & Martin, 2004;Wright, Pelphrey, Allison, McKeown, & McCarthy, 2003).…”