… cochlear processes and psychoacoustical measures of the PE for short ICIs. Although low-…
effects cannot be sufficient to account for all aspects of precedence, experimental evidence …

… to dissociate cochlear-… cochlear-mechanical effects may still contribute to the PE at low
frequencies, our data suggest that the cochlea is not necessary for the PE, ie, that neural sources …

… experimental evidence for the proposed bottom-up approach in Hartung and Trahiotis (2001),
by showing correlations between CEOAE/ABR lag suppression and the precedence effect. …

… Robust source localization despite concurrent or nearly … collectively termed “the precedence
effect,” characterizing the … Electrical stimulation of auditory nerve fibers with cochlear …

… processing mechanisms in the cochlea or inhibitory circuitry … the perception of sound source
direction puts great emphasis … However, recent evidence suggests that cochlear mechanics …

… because some measurements indicate that effects differ … % of trials, providing strong evidence
that the lead dominated … of direct monaural input from the cochlear nuclei, indirect binaural …

… of the precedence effect (PE). Shown here is a sketch of 2 impulse responses to click-pairs
as the lead and lag sound sources … Finally, to simulate the precedence effect, there is an inter-…

… The experimental paradigm used in this study is one that has been … on the precedence
effect, which typically utilize simplified versions of source-reflection arrays, such that one source (…

… sources for the inhibition are considered: the auditory nerve, intrinsic circuits in the cochlear
nucleus… Second, because the evidence for suppression at the level of the auditory nerve and …

… that studies the precedence effect for overlapping sources is … Initial evidence on this point
came from the 1985 experiments … Delayed, frequency-specific inhibition in the cochlear nuclei …