Neurons That Use Binaural Differences in Loudness as a Cue

question 25

Multiple Choice

Neurons that use binaural differences in loudness as a cue to the source of a sound are located within the

• A) lateral superior olivary complex.
• B) medial geniculate.
• C) parabelt region.
• D) medial superior olivary complex.
• E) organ of Corti.

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