ROLE OF THE AUDITORY CORTEX IN RECOGNITION OF SYNTHESIZED VOWELS BY DOGS
ROLE OF THE AUDITORY CORTEX IN RECOGNITION OF SYNTHESIZED VOWELS BY DOGS
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DOI:
10.1007/bf01184058
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发表时间:
1977-01-01
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通讯作者:
SHMIGIDINA G N
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作者:
BARU A V;SHMIGIDINA G N
Conclusions1.An auditory pattern of a stationary vowel, invariant relative to changes in certain parameters — the basic frequency, intensity, and duration of presentation (300-75 msec)-can be formed in intact dogs. Two formulas are sufficient for identification of the vowels [a] and [i].2.The auditory pattern of the vowels [a] and [i] is preserved after bilatal removal of the auditory projection cortex and it can be formed in animals after preliminary removal of the auditory cortex.3.The identification of vowels by animals after preliminary removal of the auditory cortex is disturbed when the excessiveness of information contained in the stimuli is reduced (the number of formants is reduced and the duration of stimulus presentation is short-ened).