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June 1, 1996The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

Responses of ventral cochlear nucleus units in the chinchilla to amplitude modulation by low-frequency, two-tone complexes

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WSWilliam P. ShofnerIndiana University BloomingtonSSStanley SheftRush University Medical CenterSGSandra J. GuzmanLoyola University Chicago

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