“…Recordings of singleunit and multiunit activity within the midportion of the uSTS in rhesus monkeys in the presence of auditory, visual, or audiovisual stimuli, revealed that neurons responding to a single modality often were close to neurons having the same modality preference and to bimodal neurons. Stimulus exemplars from movies and/or recordings of conspecifics vocalizing, other animals making noises, or artificial dot motion patterns with corresponding pulsed broadband noise [Dahl et al (2009), their Fig. 4 A] were presented either in a single modality (visual/auditory alone) or in a synchronous bimodal pair.…”