326
W.E Dolphin
Whitlow Au, Dr. Paul Nachtigall, and Dr. Jeff Palowski (Marine Mammal
Research Program, Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology), and Dr. Alexander Supin (Institute of Ecology and Evolution, Russian Academy of Sciences) for their assistance and willingness to share their considerable
knowledge and experience in working with these animals. This work was
supported, in part, by grant N00014-92-J-1789 from the Office of Naval
Research and Biological Systems Research Corp.
References
Aoyagi M, Yoshinori K, Suzuki Y, Fuse T, Koike Y (1993) Optimal modulation frequency for amplitude modulation following response in young children during
sleep. Hear Res 65:253-261.
Au WL (1993) The Sonar of Dolphins. New York: Springer-Verlag, p. 277.
Au WWL, Martin DW (1988) Sonar discrimination of metalic plates by dolphins
and humans. In: Nachtigall PE, Moore PWB (eds) Animal Sonar Processes and
Performance. NATO ASI Series. Vol 156, pp. 809-814.
Au WWL, Moore PWB, Pawloski DA (1988) Detection of complex echoes in noise
by an echolocating dolphin. J Acoust Soc Am 83:662--668.
Batra R, Kuwada S, Stanford TR (1989) Temporal coding of envelopes and their
interaural delays in the inferior colliculus of the unanesthetized rabbit. J Neurophysiol 61 :257-268.
Bullock TH (1981) Neuroethology deserves more study of evoked reponses.
Neuroscience 6:1203-1215.
Bullock TH, Gurevich V (1979) Soviet literature on the nervous system and psychobiology of the Cetacea. Inti Rev Neurobiol 21:48-127.
Burkard R, Hecox K (1987) The effect of broadband noise on the human brainstem auditory evoked response. III: Anatomic locus. J Acoust Soc Am 81:10501063.
Burkard R, Voight HF (1989) Stimulus dependencies of the gerbil brainstem auditory evoked response (BAER). I: Effects of click level, rate, and polarity. J Acoust
Soc Am 85:2514-2525.
Carder D, Ridgway SH (1990) Auditory brainstem response in a neonatal sperm
whale. J Acoust Soc Am l(suppl):88 S4.
Cohen LT, Rickards FW, Clark GM (1991) A comparison of steady-state evoked
potentials to modulated tones in awake and sleeping humans. J Acoust Soc Am
90:2467-2479.
Corwin JT, Bullock TH, Schweitzer J (1982) The auditory brainstem response in five
vertebrate classes. Electroencephalogr Clin Neurophysiol 54:629--641.
Creuzfeldt 0, Helweg FC, Schreiner C (1980) Thalamocortical transformation of
responses to complex auditory stimuli. Exp Brain Res 39:87-104.
Dallos P, Cheatham MA (1976) Compound action potential tuning curves. J Acoust
Soc Am 59:591-597.
De Graaf AS (1967) Anatomical aspects of the cetacean brainstem. Assen, The
Netherlands: Van Gorcum, pp. 169.
Dolphin WF (1995a) Rapid acquisition of audiograms using the envelope following
response to multienvelope component signals. Sixteenth International Evoked
Audiometry Study Group, 25-30 August, 1995. Lyon, France.
W.E Dolphin
Whitlow Au, Dr. Paul Nachtigall, and Dr. Jeff Palowski (Marine Mammal
Research Program, Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology), and Dr. Alexander Supin (Institute of Ecology and Evolution, Russian Academy of Sciences) for their assistance and willingness to share their considerable
knowledge and experience in working with these animals. This work was
supported, in part, by grant N00014-92-J-1789 from the Office of Naval
Research and Biological Systems Research Corp.
References
Aoyagi M, Yoshinori K, Suzuki Y, Fuse T, Koike Y (1993) Optimal modulation frequency for amplitude modulation following response in young children during
sleep. Hear Res 65:253-261.
Au WL (1993) The Sonar of Dolphins. New York: Springer-Verlag, p. 277.
Au WWL, Martin DW (1988) Sonar discrimination of metalic plates by dolphins
and humans. In: Nachtigall PE, Moore PWB (eds) Animal Sonar Processes and
Performance. NATO ASI Series. Vol 156, pp. 809-814.
Au WWL, Moore PWB, Pawloski DA (1988) Detection of complex echoes in noise
by an echolocating dolphin. J Acoust Soc Am 83:662--668.
Batra R, Kuwada S, Stanford TR (1989) Temporal coding of envelopes and their
interaural delays in the inferior colliculus of the unanesthetized rabbit. J Neurophysiol 61 :257-268.
Bullock TH (1981) Neuroethology deserves more study of evoked reponses.
Neuroscience 6:1203-1215.
Bullock TH, Gurevich V (1979) Soviet literature on the nervous system and psychobiology of the Cetacea. Inti Rev Neurobiol 21:48-127.
Burkard R, Hecox K (1987) The effect of broadband noise on the human brainstem auditory evoked response. III: Anatomic locus. J Acoust Soc Am 81:10501063.
Burkard R, Voight HF (1989) Stimulus dependencies of the gerbil brainstem auditory evoked response (BAER). I: Effects of click level, rate, and polarity. J Acoust
Soc Am 85:2514-2525.
Carder D, Ridgway SH (1990) Auditory brainstem response in a neonatal sperm
whale. J Acoust Soc Am l(suppl):88 S4.
Cohen LT, Rickards FW, Clark GM (1991) A comparison of steady-state evoked
potentials to modulated tones in awake and sleeping humans. J Acoust Soc Am
90:2467-2479.
Corwin JT, Bullock TH, Schweitzer J (1982) The auditory brainstem response in five
vertebrate classes. Electroencephalogr Clin Neurophysiol 54:629--641.
Creuzfeldt 0, Helweg FC, Schreiner C (1980) Thalamocortical transformation of
responses to complex auditory stimuli. Exp Brain Res 39:87-104.
Dallos P, Cheatham MA (1976) Compound action potential tuning curves. J Acoust
Soc Am 59:591-597.
De Graaf AS (1967) Anatomical aspects of the cetacean brainstem. Assen, The
Netherlands: Van Gorcum, pp. 169.
Dolphin WF (1995a) Rapid acquisition of audiograms using the envelope following
response to multienvelope component signals. Sixteenth International Evoked
Audiometry Study Group, 25-30 August, 1995. Lyon, France.