Origins of peripheral and brainstem auditory responses in the white leghorn chick

Evolutionary adaptations for the temporal processing of natural sounds by the anuran peripheral auditory system

“…Our data on ABRs in response to double-click stimuli also support the idea that species differences in temporal processing might arise as early as the auditory periphery. The primary generator of the first peak (P1) in the ABRs of all animals studied to date is the auditory nerve (Achor and Starr, 1980;Brown-Borg et al, 1987;Buchwald and Huang, 1975;Lev and Sohmer, 1972;Seaman, 1991). The timing of P1 of the ABR in both gray and green treefrogs corresponds well to the expected latencies of anuran auditory nerve fibers Schrode et al, 2014).…”

Evolutionary adaptations for the temporal processing of natural sounds by the anuran peripheral auditory system

“…Our data on ABRs in response to double-click stimuli also support the idea that species differences in temporal processing might arise as early as the auditory periphery. The primary generator of the first peak (P1) in the ABRs of all animals studied to date is the auditory nerve (Achor and Starr, 1980;Brown-Borg et al, 1987;Buchwald and Huang, 1975;Lev and Sohmer, 1972;Seaman, 1991). The timing of P1 of the ABR in both gray and green treefrogs corresponds well to the expected latencies of anuran auditory nerve fibers Schrode et al, 2014).…”

Conventional and cross-correlation brain-stem auditory-evoked responses in the white leghorn chick: Rate manipulations

“…This age of chick was selected for these preliminary studies because 2-to 4-week-old chicks have been studied in several previous publications Beck et al, 1987;Brown-Borg et al, 1987;Brown-Borg et al, 1986). In each chick, the left ear was acoustically stimulated.…”

“…The BAER has been studied in aves, including chickens Beck et al, 1987;Brown-Borg et al, 1987;Brown-Borg et al, 1986;Katayama, 1985). Stimulus dependencies of the chick BAER have been limited to the study of click polarity (Brown-Borg et al, 1986), with some limited investigation of click intensity Katayama, 1985).…”

Methylmercury Exposure Reduces the Auditory Brainstem Response of Zebra Finches (Taeniopygia guttata )

“…2a). The generator of peak I is most likely the auditory nerve in birds (Katayama 1985;Brown-Borg et al 1987;Hall 1992;Burkard et al 1996); however, the generator of subsequent peaks in the avian ABR waveform are, as yet, unconfirmed. ABR peak I amplitude is a measurement of the change in voltage from the first waveform peak to the subsequent trough.…”

Evolutionary adaptations for the temporal processing of natural sounds by the anuran peripheral auditory system

“…Our data on ABRs in response to double-click stimuli also support the idea that species differences in temporal processing might arise as early as the auditory periphery. The primary generator of the first peak (P1) in the ABRs of all animals studied to date is the auditory nerve (Achor and Starr, 1980;Brown-Borg et al, 1987;Buchwald and Huang, 1975;Lev and Sohmer, 1972;Seaman, 1991). The timing of P1 of the ABR in both gray and green treefrogs corresponds well to the expected latencies of anuran auditory nerve fibers Schrode et al, 2014).…”

Conventional and cross-correlation brain-stem auditory-evoked responses in the white leghorn chick: Rate manipulations

“…This age of chick was selected for these preliminary studies because 2-to 4-week-old chicks have been studied in several previous publications Beck et al, 1987;Brown-Borg et al, 1987;Brown-Borg et al, 1986). In each chick, the left ear was acoustically stimulated.…”

“…The BAER has been studied in aves, including chickens Beck et al, 1987;Brown-Borg et al, 1987;Brown-Borg et al, 1986;Katayama, 1985). Stimulus dependencies of the chick BAER have been limited to the study of click polarity (Brown-Borg et al, 1986), with some limited investigation of click intensity Katayama, 1985).…”

Methylmercury Exposure Reduces the Auditory Brainstem Response of Zebra Finches (Taeniopygia guttata )

“…2a). The generator of peak I is most likely the auditory nerve in birds (Katayama 1985;Brown-Borg et al 1987;Hall 1992;Burkard et al 1996); however, the generator of subsequent peaks in the avian ABR waveform are, as yet, unconfirmed. ABR peak I amplitude is a measurement of the change in voltage from the first waveform peak to the subsequent trough.…”

Evolutionary adaptations for the temporal processing of natural sounds by the anuran peripheral auditory system

“…Our data on ABRs in response to double-click stimuli also support the idea that species differences in temporal processing might arise as early as the auditory periphery. The primary generator of the first peak (P1) in the ABRs of all animals studied to date is the auditory nerve (Achor and Starr, 1980;Brown-Borg et al, 1987;Buchwald and Huang, 1975;Lev and Sohmer, 1972;Seaman, 1991). The timing of P1 of the ABR in both gray and green treefrogs corresponds well to the expected latencies of anuran auditory nerve fibers Schrode et al, 2014).…”

Conventional and cross-correlation brain-stem auditory-evoked responses in the white leghorn chick: Rate manipulations

“…This age of chick was selected for these preliminary studies because 2-to 4-week-old chicks have been studied in several previous publications Beck et al, 1987;Brown-Borg et al, 1987;Brown-Borg et al, 1986). In each chick, the left ear was acoustically stimulated.…”

“…The BAER has been studied in aves, including chickens Beck et al, 1987;Brown-Borg et al, 1987;Brown-Borg et al, 1986;Katayama, 1985). Stimulus dependencies of the chick BAER have been limited to the study of click polarity (Brown-Borg et al, 1986), with some limited investigation of click intensity Katayama, 1985).…”

Methylmercury Exposure Reduces the Auditory Brainstem Response of Zebra Finches (Taeniopygia guttata )

“…2a). The generator of peak I is most likely the auditory nerve in birds (Katayama 1985;Brown-Borg et al 1987;Hall 1992;Burkard et al 1996); however, the generator of subsequent peaks in the avian ABR waveform are, as yet, unconfirmed. ABR peak I amplitude is a measurement of the change in voltage from the first waveform peak to the subsequent trough.…”