A Synthesis of Auditory Cortical Connections: Thalamocortical, Commissural and Corticocortical Systems
A Synthesis of Auditory Cortical Connections: Thalamocortical, Commissural and Corticocortical Systems
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10.1007/978-1-4419-0074-6_7
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2011-01-01
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Winer, Jeffery A.
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Lee, Charles C.;Winer, Jeffery A.
The study of mammalian auditory cortex (AC) began with the delineation of a few areas which appeared to have a limited set of connections from other AC fields (Brugge and Reale 1985) and from a small number of nuclei in the medial geniculate body (MGB) (Rose and Woolsey 1958). Subsequent work with more sensitive methods revealed many more areas in a wider temporal lobe expanse (Schreiner and Cynader 1984; Bowman and Olson 1988; Clarey and Irvine 1990; Shinonaga et al. 1994; Clascá et al. 1997) and, within some regions, multiple subdivisions specialized physiologically for sound processing or communication signals (Ehret 1997; Winer and Lee 2007).
