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Responses of single units in the bat cochlear nuclei to simultaneously presented cones. / Vinogradova, E. P.

в: Neurophysiology, Том 10, № 3, 01.05.1978, стр. 179-185.

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title = "Responses of single units in the bat cochlear nuclei to simultaneously presented cones",
abstract = "Investigation of single unit responses in the cochlear nuclei of bats (Vespertilionidae) to pure-tone and frequency-modulated stimuli overlapping in time showed that most (85%) of them respond to combination tones f2-f1 and 2f1-f2 (f1 is the filling frequency of the first and f2 of the second cone) resulting from nonlinearity in the auditory system. As a rule responses appeared whenever the frequency of the combination tone was close to the characteristic frequency of the neuron, regardless of the filling frequency of the basic tones. It is postulated that nonlinearity in the auditory system may lie at the basis of analysis of complex frequency-modulated stimuli.",
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journal = "Neurophysiology",
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