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The effects of insular and temporal lesions in cats on two types of auditory pattern discrimination

Published in: Brain Research

Date of publication: November 1, 1973

Language: English

Main subject: auditory pattern, discrimination learning

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May 1, 1957

Ablation of temporal cortex and discrimination of auditory patterns
June 1, 1958

Degeneration of caudal medial geniculate body following cortical lesion ventral to auditory area II in the cat.
May 1, 1964

SPEECH SOUND DISCRIMINATION BY CATS.
July 1, 1965

RESPONSES OF AUDITORY CORTICAL NEURONS TO STIMULI OF CHANGING FREQUENCY.
September 1, 1966

Responses of units of the inferior colliculus to time-varying acoustic stimuli
February 1, 1967

Loss of auditory pattern discrimination following insular-temporal lesions in cats
July 1, 1968

Excitation and inhibition in cochlear nucleus. II. Frequency-modulated tones
April 1, 1970

Extension of the Neff neural model to situations demanding discrimination among complex stimuli
September 1, 1971

Effects of auditory cortical lesions on discriminations of rising and falling frequency-modulated tones
July 1, 1972

Responses of single units in the primary auditory cortex of the cat to tones and to tone pairs
April 1, 1972

Auditory cortical lesions and visual pattern discrimination in cat.
October 1, 1972

Response of cat cochlear nucleus neurons to frequency and amplitude modulated tones
August 1, 1972

Single unit responses to frequency-modulated tones and possible relationship to inhibitory effect of two-tone stimuli

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