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Auditory System Development: A Tribute to Edwin W Rubel,mmitted to cultivating future investigators. He has trained nearly 100 graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, and his research group and colleagues have established an exemplary culture of collaborative support. The authors of the chapters in this book present a tribute to Ed and to his positiv

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