Hackett et al., 2003 - Google Patents
Auditory processing in the primate brainHackett et al., 2003
- Document ID
- 3152439876098142001
- Author
- Hackett T
- Kaas J
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- Publication venue
- Handbook of Psychology
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The auditory system makes it possible to identify and localize sounds and their sources from a complex and dynamic acoustic environment. To accomplish these tasks, the auditory system must encode the relevant cues and appropriately distribute that information among a …
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