Biologically relevant sounds such as speech, animal vocalizations and music have
distinguishing temporal features that are utilized for effective auditory perception. Common …

Short-latency unit changes in the auditory pathway of the rat during learning of a differential
classical conditioning task with tones as the stimuli and food as the reward have been …

Periodic amplitude modulations (AMs) of an acoustic stimulus are presumed to be encoded
in temporal activity patterns of neurons in the cochlear nucleus. Physiological recordings …

The responses of units in the inferior colliculus of the urethane-anaesthetized rat were
recorded extracellularly. They responded to sinusoidal AM and FM tones with a modulation …

Two transient sounds, considered as a conditioner followed by a probe, were delivered
successively from the same or different direction in virtual acoustic space (VAS) while …

Auditory middle latency responses (MLR) and auditory brainstem responses (ABR) were
measured with epidural electrodes in unanesthetized gerbils. Response thresholds of …

Envelope fluctuations of complex sounds carry information that is essential for many types of
discrimination and for detection in noise. To study the neural representation of envelope …

Several studies have compared the frequency selectivity of waves I and V of the auditory
brainstem response (ABR) in humans, however little is known about the frequency selectivity …

To date, most physiological studies that investigated binaural auditory processing have
addressed the topic rather exclusively in the context of sound localization. However, there is …

Hall et al.(Hall et al., 2002, Cerebral Cortex 12: 140–149) recently showed that pulsed
frequency-modulated tones generate considerably higher activation than their unmodulated …