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However, the condition "SPEM with sound source in antiphase" led to a clear general tendency for more cortical activation in the whole SPEM system and significantly higher activations in the superior temporal cortex, which anatomically corresponds to the motion sensitive auditory cortex [34], [35].

Quantitatively, the number of differentially expressed molecules was the highest at the onset of hearing compared to all other ages, suggesting that changes in the transcriptome parallel the onset of the more coordinated, sensitive auditory function characteristic of adult-like hearing.

Owls initially detect prey by means of their sensitive auditory nervous system [ 58].

Finally, we evaluated the validity of an opponent coding model by testing whether azimuth can be decoded from differences in the average activity of spatially sensitive auditory regions in each hemisphere.

They reported that sensation seekers were significantly less sensitive to auditory thresholds than the normative population; supporting the notion that there is an influence of the capacity of the auditory system on personality.

In the course of examining single unit responses from the cortex of unrestrained and unanesthetized cats, we have come upon a population of cells that appears to be sensitive to auditory stimuli only if the cat "pays attention" to the sound source.

Perhaps early in ontogeny, there are two circuits that generate vocal signals: one is not sensitive to auditory feedback and is not dependent on RA; and a second one is auditorily guided and dependent on RA.

Both indicators have been reported to be more sensitive to auditory damage than hearing thresholds at conventional frequencies [ 33].

It should be mentioned that not only ERPs but also other electroencephalography measures are sensitive to auditory selective attention.

Properly recorded DPOAEs are thought to be as sensitive to auditory threshold shifts due to OHC damage as routine pure-tone audiometry (Sutton et al, 1994).

Individuals become more sensitive to auditory information (9,12) and report changes in vision including disturbances in figure ground relationships and in the overall salience of objects or thoughts (9).