Brain and the Ear Flashcards

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Apex of the Cochlea

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Helicotrema: for low frequency sounds

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Base of the Cochlea

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high frequency sounds

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Vestibular Canal

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Top canal of the Cochlea, where sound goes in

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Tympanic Canal

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bottom of the Cochlea, where sound comes out

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Basilar membrane

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division between the vestibular and tympanic canal. The bottom of the organ of corti.

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Tonotopic mapping

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the idea that neural activity to frequency response occurs due to physical stimulation of a particular critical band on the basilar membrane.

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Reissner’s Membrane

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Top of the organ of Corti, above which is the vestibular canal.

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Tectorial Membrane

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the tips of the outer hair cells are embedded in this. is found within the organ of Corti.

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Cochlear Nucleus

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sound localization and identification

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Superior Olivary Complex

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ITD and ILD processing

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Lateral Lemniscus

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sound localization and identification

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Inferior Collisculus

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extraction of amplitude and pitch information

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Primary Auditory Cortex

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primary auditory cognition. melody, harmony, rhythm and meter

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