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What is the extrastriate cortrex?
Any visual cortex outside of V1
What is the organization of V2?
Characterized by parallel bands running perpendicular to the V1-V2 border
What are the 3 types of bands in V2?
Thick Stripes, Thin Stripes, and Interstripes
Which area is important for object discrimination?
IT (inferotemporal cortex)
Which area is important for landmark distribution?
PPA (Posterior Parietal Cortex)
The dorsal pathway is responsible for what?
Spatial Vision - representing the scene in a way suitable for guiding action
The ventral pathway is responsible for what?
Object recognition
What are the components of the dorsal pathway?
V1 --> V2 --> MT (PPT) --> Parietal Lobe
What are the components of the ventral pathway?
V1 --> V2 --> V4 (IT) --> Temporal Lobe
What the homunculus for motion?
MT
What are the properties of the MT selectivitt for orientation and motion?
MT cells are DIRECTION selective but NOT orientation selective
Lesions of MT produce what?
Selective deficits in detecting/discrimination motion

(man scared of traffic/guests in house)
What is the term for inability to understand motion?
Akinotopsia
What area processes color?
V4
A color deficit is called what?
Achomatopsia
What color problem do networks of V4 cells solve?
Color constancy
What cells primarily drive the dorsal stream?

Ventral?
Dorsal: M cells (motion)

Ventral: P cells (Color/shape)
A patient who presents with neglect (draws clock all on one side) probably has lesion where?
PPA
What is agnosia?

Prosopagnosia?
Agnosia - can't tell what stuff is

Prosopagnosia - can't recognize faces
A patient who presents with agnosia and prosopagnosia probably has a lesion where?
ITC