Titlebook: Hearing by Bats; Arthur N. Popper,Richard R. Fay Book 1995 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1995 Mammalia.animals.brainstem.cortex.ethology.

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The Inferior Colliculus,ore of the lower auditory nuclei make an obligatory synaptic connection (Fig. 7.2). The ICc neurons, in turn, send a large projection to the medial geniculate (Olsen 1986; Frisina, O’Neill, and Zettel 1989; also see review by Winer 1992, and Wenstrup, Chapter 8) and lesser projections to other divis

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The Auditory Thalamus in Bats,e body (Olsen and Suga 1991a,b). Thus, the auditory thalamus in bats may provide new insights into the processing of complex sounds, as well as furthering our understanding of biosonar mechanisms in these animals.

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The Bat Auditory Cortex,rtex is highly specialized to analyze only the few stereotyped sounds used in echolocation. Bat researchers have inadvertently reinforced this bias by focusing their efforts only on echolocation, while ignoring the rich acoustic signal structures that bats use for communication. Only recently has th

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Perspectives on the Functional Organization of the Mammalian Auditory System: Why Bats Are Good Mod ultrasonic echoes, required fundamental modifications of the auditory system. These modifications changed the nature of acoustic processing, and thus separated the bat auditory system from that of other mammals.

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