One might find cells that respond to the movement of an object in a specific direction in the:

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MT (Middle Temporal) is a region of the visual cortex that is known to specialize in processing visual motion. Specifically, cells in MT have been shown to respond selectively to the direction of a moving object. This is supported by studies that have shown that MT lesions can result in deficits in perceiving and discriminating motion, as well as deficits in visual attention to moving objects. In contrast, the striate cortex (also known as V1 or primary visual cortex) is responsible for basic processing of visual information such as orientation and spatial frequency, while the retina and lateral geniculate are earlier parts of the visual pathway that primarily process information about light intensity and color.

One Might Find Cells That Respond to the Movement of an Object