Topography of Color-Selective Activity in Human Visual Cortex
A, B. The inferior cortex of 2 subjects (posterior to the left and
anterior to the right).
C, D. The posterior portion of the cortex is fully flattened. Color-varying stimuli typically produced higher activation in the foveal representation of V1, and often
V2 and V3/VP and a distinctive patch of color-selective activation midway in the collateral
sulcus.