Re-examining the evidence for a pitch-sensitive region: a human fMRI study using iterated ripple noise
Human neuroimaging studies have identified a region of auditory cortex, lateral Heschl’s gyrus (HG), that shows a greater response to iterated ripple noise (IRN) than to a Gaussian noise control. Based in part on results using IRN as a pitch-evoking stimulus, it has been argued that lateral HG is a...
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Oxford Journals
2012
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