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Far-field cochlear microphonic responses to continuous pure tones recorded from the scalps of cats

Schwent et al., 1980

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2794996655329702412
Author
Schwent V
Jewett D
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Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology

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The cochlear microphonic response to continuous pure tones has been recorded in the 'far field'from the scalps of anesthetized cats. Previous methods for scalp recording used tone pip transients only. Our experiments show that the observed wave forms are not due to …
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