Titlebook: Central Auditory Processing and Neural Modeling; Paul W. F. Poon,John F. Brugge Book 1998 Plenum Press, New York 1998 brain.cognition.cort

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Processing of Vocalization Signals in Neurons of the Inferior Colliculus and Medial Geniculate Bodys. Vocalization plays a specific role in bats and other echo-locating animals where it serves for the scanning of space. Of the vertebrates, birds in particular are known for their repertoire of vocalizations or singing. Vocalization also plays an important role in the behavior of primates. Undoubte

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The Processing of Species-Specific Complex Sounds by the Ascending and Descending Auditory Systems,(CF), frequency modulated (FM) and noise burst (NB) components. Combinations of these IBE’s are important to the auditory behaviors of both humans and animals. The combinations are more or less stereotyped in animals, but vary enormously in human speech. The information-bearing parameters (IBP’s) ch

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Interneurons Which Shape Response Properties in Dorsal Cochlear Nucleus,e (Osen, 1970) and from other sources, including some non-auditory ones (Itoh et al., 1987; Burian and Gestoettner, 1988). Its output axons form one of the major ascending pathways to the contralateral inferior colliculus (Osen, 1972). The DCN is characterized by an intricate internal neuropil in wh