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. 1998 Apr 1;18(7):2764–2776. doi: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.18-07-02764.1998

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Fig. 5. — Additional examples of gap series from three ONs units recorded from a 24-month-old CBA mouse, all displaying very poor gap-encoding ability. Gap thresholds, denoted by thearrowheads, ranged from 6 to 11 msec. Note that all three units displayed very long recovery times, when the NB2 response is compared with the NB1 response at each gap width. Recovery strength was only 22% for the 31 msec gap for the unit in A (BF, 9.8 kHz; threshold, 30 dB SPL), 43% for the 17 msec gap width for the unit in B (BF, 31.3 kHz; threshold, 38 dB SPL), and 53% for the 51 msec gap duration for the unit in C (BF, 23.8 kHz; threshold, 34 dB SPL).