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High-field Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Vocalization Processing in Marmosets
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2014
bioRxiv
pre-print
Vocalizations are behaviorally critical sounds, and this behavioral importance is reflected in the ascending auditory system, where conspecific vocalizations are increasingly over-represented at higher processing stages. Recent evidence suggests that, in macaques, this increasing selectivity for vocalizations might culminate in a cortical region that is densely populated by vocalization-preferring neurons. Such a region might be a critical node in the representation of vocal communication
doi:10.1101/010561
fatcat:ntqxgdtsbvhnjfrqpnagg3zcdm