Hearing, the brain, and auditory communication in marsupials
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Hearing, the brain, and auditory communication in marsupials
（Zoophysiology, v. 36）
Springer, 1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This work documents various studies on hearing in marsupials and relates this information to their vocal behaviour. The organization of the brain auditory pathways of marsupials is compared with those of eutherian mammals and related to the structure of the periphery. The information on marsupials provides insight into the development of the brain and hearing in other mammals.
Table of Contents
- What do marsupials listen to?
- auditory periphery
- auditory structures in the brain stem
- thalamocortical auditory system
- physiological properties of neurons in the auditory pathway
- development of hearing.
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