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Temporal coding of the periodicity of monaural and binaural complex tones in the guinea pig auditory brainstem

2017-01-01

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Humans report a strong pitch percept in response to a complex tone – the sum of a series of harmonics – presented to either a single ear (‘monaurally’) or both ears (‘diotically’). Interspike interval histograms of responses of neurons in the auditory system to monaural complex tones show a peak at the period of the pitch reported by humans – a ‘neural correlate of pitch’. However, the same pitch percept can be ge...

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ed4e3cbf-8a21-5c4f-8450-2cd63547ed67
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10.17863/cam.16932
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