Combination-sensitive neurons: A flexible neural strategy for analyzing correlated elements in sounds - Open peer commentary
Title
Combination-sensitive neurons: A flexible neural strategy for analyzing correlated elements in sounds - Open peer commentary
Creator
Wenstrup J J
Publisher
Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Date
1998
1998-04
Description
Combination-sensitive neurons serve as the fundamental processing unit in Sussman and colleagues' proposal for the neural representation of of stop consonants. This commentary describes recent studies in the mustached bat that show how ubiquitous and flexible this neural strategy can be. Sussman et al.'s proposal is an important contribution to a neuroethological consideration of speech perception.
Subject
auditory cortex; Behavioral Sciences; moustached bat; Neurosciences & Neurology; Psychology
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Format
Journal Article
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Pages
286-+
Issue
2
Volume
21
Citation
Wenstrup J J, “Combination-sensitive neurons: A flexible neural strategy for analyzing correlated elements in sounds - Open peer commentary,” NEOMED Bibliography Database, accessed April 25, 2024, https://neomed.omeka.net/items/show/7570.