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. 2008 Dec 18;10(2):233–250. doi: 10.1007/s10162-008-0151-x

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FIG. 7 — A Raw phase lag versus stimulus frequency curves for nine fibers at the highest sound level presented (approximately 90 dB SPL). B Delay to the recording site computed as the slope of the raw phase-frequency plots (as in A), plotted as a function of fiber characteristic frequency and sound level (in dB SPL as shown to the right). The y-axis is correct for the 40-dB SPL data and each subsequent plot is displaced by 5 ms for clarity. The open symbols are from a previous study in guinea pig (Palmer and Russell 1986). The solid line is the equation 87.56 × CF_(Hz)^−0.486 described in Figure 7 of Siegel et al. (2005).