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. 2015 Dec 9;35(49):16105–16115. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.2563-15.2015

Figure 3.

Figure 3.

The SRF properties of FMSR neurons were strongly sound level dependent. The left and right columns correspond to SRFs recorded from the same FMSR neurons, but at MT + 10 dB and MT + 20 dB, respectively. The 50% SRF contours are not shown for neurons in E–H because of the fragmenting of the SRF into multiple peaks at the higher SPL. A, B, Neuron #96A01; CF = 45 kHz; centroid azimuth = 11°, 9°; centroid elevation = 4°, −3°; gyradius = 26°, 40°. C, D, Neuron #77A02; CF = 48 kHz; centroid azimuth = 9°, 14°; centroid elevation = −1°, −1°; gyradius = 41°, 54°. E, F, Neuron #36A04; CF = 35 kHz; centroid azimuth = 13°, 7°; centroid elevation = 10°, −3°; gyradius = 38°, 54°. G, H, Neuron #86B03; CF = 50 kHz; centroid azimuth = 16°, 24°; centroid elevation = −2°, 1°; gyradius = 28°, 48°.