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. 2003 Feb 1;23(3):1049–1058. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.23-03-01049.2003

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Fig. 5. — Iso-intensity curves for the entire population of female midshipman auditory saccular afferent neurons to 130 dB (re 1 μPa) iso-intensity tones during the winter (left column) and summer (right column). Thenumbers of animals and auditory saccular afferent neurons tested are indicated in parentheses.A, B, Iso-intensity curves based on vector strength (VS) of synchronization show VS values for each frequency tested in terms of the median (black filled circles), 25th percentile (bottom bar), and 75th percentile (top bar). C,D, Distribution of the percentage of saccular afferent neurons (gray filled circles) that displayed significant VS values for each frequency tested. For example, during the summer (D), 75% of the saccular afferents displayed significant VS values for stimuli at 300 Hz versus 46% of the afferents that displayed significant VS values for the same frequency during the winter (C).