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Tuning curves of cochlear and brainstem responses in the guinea pig

Mitchell et al., 1980

Document ID
503847497609383119
Author
Mitchell C
Fowler C
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Publication venue
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

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A tone‐on‐tone masking paradigm was used to determine tuning curves of cochlear and brainstem responses in the guinea pig. The tuning curves are considered to be a measure of the frequency specificity of these potentials. Calculated Q 10 values are used as an indicator …
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