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Sound localization of world and head-centered space in ferrets

2021-09-17

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The location of sounds can be described in multiple coordinate systems that are defined relative to ourselves, or the world around us. Evidence from neural recordings in animals point towards the existence of both head-centered and world-centered representations of sound location in the brain; however, it is unclear whether such neural representations have perceptual correlates in the sound localization abilities...

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Literature Corpus work: d99c5a4b-1e38-5389-97c3-ad7841c8c3d0
DOI: 10.1101/2021.09.15.460425

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