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. 2020 Mar 19;18(3):e3000658. doi: 10.1371/journal.pbio.3000658

Fig 8. Spiking activity in the CN and FAF during vocalization.

Fig 8

Spiking probability (computed as numbers of spikes per trial per bin, binsize = 3 ms) in the CN 500 ms before and after communication ((a), n = 628 trials) and echolocation ((b), n = 493). Spiking across all channels recorded in the FAF during communication (c) and echolocation (d). In the FAF, during both types of vocalizations, distinct spiking activity could be identified in deep layers. One reason for the small increase in spiking activity in response to the vocalization could be due to the sparse distribution of vocalization relevant neurons in the FAF. Data underlying this figure can be found at https://doi.org/10.12751/g-node.6a0d94. CN, caudate nucleus; FAF, frontal auditory field.