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  • 7. Adaptive plasticity of the auditory space map in the optic tectum of adult and baby barn owls in response to external ear modification.
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  • 9. Sound-localization experiments with barn owls in virtual space: influence of interaural time difference on head-turning behavior.
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  • 10. Abnormal auditory experience induces frequency-specific adjustments in unit tuning for binaural localization cues in the optic tectum of juvenile owls.
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  • 14. The barn owls' Minimum Audible Angle.
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  • 16. A perceptual architecture for sound lateralization in man.
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  • 17. Binaural weighting of pinna cues in human sound localization.
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  • 20. Neural bases of an auditory illusion and its elimination in owls.
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