Secondary cortical neurons have larger RFs than those for primary cortical neurons.

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Despite this, slowly adapting secondary cortical neurons are still able to well signal the form of a tactile stimulus

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Because of this, secondary cortical neurons no longer signal the form of a tactile stimulus

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Because of this, rapidly adapting but not slowly adapting secondary cortical neurons are still able to well signal the form of a tactile stimulus

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Because of this, in secondary somatosensory cortex, shape but not texture is well signalled

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Despite this, secondary cortical neurons can still signal the form of a tactile stimulus

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