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Jenni Brichzin,Damien Krichewsky,Jan Schankignificantly broader in mammals than in other vertebrate taxa due to the responsiveness of the mammalian ear to higher frequency sounds. Second, when compared with other vertebrates, mammals show considerably more species diversity in particular attributes of hearing such as the lower frequency limi

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Die Organisation als soziales System,The chapters of this volume review what is understood about the similarities and differences among mammals in their sense of hearing, defined behaviorally, and the structures of the ear that condition and transform sound wave-forms before they are transduced into patterns of neural activity.

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Jenni Brichzin,Damien Krichewsky,Jan Schank range. In contrast, other species, which could be called hearing specialists, respond to sounds within a more restricted bandwidth and generally display a greater sensitivity for particular frequencies, often those found within behaviorally relevant acoustic signals.

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Structure of the Mammalian Cochlea, range. In contrast, other species, which could be called hearing specialists, respond to sounds within a more restricted bandwidth and generally display a greater sensitivity for particular frequencies, often those found within behaviorally relevant acoustic signals.

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0947-2657 ditory research. The volumes are aimed at all individuals with interests in hearing research including advanced graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and clinical investigators. The volumes are intended to introduce new investi­ gators to important aspects of hearing science and to help estab

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