Ciba Foundation Symposium - Hearing Mechanisms in Vertebrates

Content:
Chapter 1 Chairman's Introduction (page 1): Professor O. Lowenstein
Chapter 2 Hearing in Fish (pages 3–17): Per S. Enger
Chapter 3 Evolution of the Auditory Conducting Apparatus in Terrestrial Vertebrates (pages 18–40): A. Tumarkin
Chapter 4 Structure and Function of the Ear and of the Auditory Brain Areas in Birds (pages 41–63): J. Schwartzkopff
Chapter 5 Hearing in Bats (pages 65–88): J. D. Pye
Chapter 6 Ultrastructure and Peripheral Innervation Pattern of the Receptor in Relation to the First Coding of the Acoustic Message (pages 89–125): H. Spoendlin
Chapter 7 Cochlear Structure and Hearing in Man (pages 126–142): Goran Bredberg
Chapter 8 Patterns of Activity in Single Auditory Nerve Fibres of the Squirrel Monkey (pages 143–168): J. E. Rose, J. F. Brugge, D. J. Anderson and J. E. Hind
Chapter 9 Efferent Inhibition in the Cochlea by the Olivocochlear Bundle (pages 169–186): Jorgen Fex
Chapter 10 Orientation Through Sound in Fishes (pages 187–206): H. Kleerekoper and T. Malar
Chapter 11 Localization and Lateralization of Sound in Space (pages 207–233): William D. Neff
Chapter 12 Role of the Pinna in Localization: Theoretical and Physiological Consequences (pages 234–243): Dwight W. Batteau
Chapter 13 Centrifugal Control Mechanisms of the Auditory Pathway (pages 245–258): I. C. Whitfield
Chapter 14 Auditory Responses Evoked in the Human Cortex (pages 259–271): Hallowell Davis
Chapter 15 Cortical Representation (pages 272–295): E. F. Evans
Chapter 16 Final Discussion (pages 296–309):
Chapter 17 Chairman's Closing Remarks (page 310): Professor O. Lowenstein