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KembaraXtra-Psychology - auditory receptive field
An auditory receptive field is the spatial region around the head from which sounds elicit responses in a particular auditory neuron. Research on barn owls—known for exceptionally precise sound localization—shows neurons in auditory cortex and midbrain can be tuned to very specific spatial areas, paralleling receptive-field concepts.


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