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Steven Peacockterpret the changes which have occurred in the evolution of the inner ear of terrestrial vertebrates with respect to frequency selectivity. A paper of this length prohibits the development of a detailed review. Where possible, reference is made to review articles.

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Steven Peacockabove 30 dB, leading to a lack of data for low levels. This lack became pronounced after the discovery of several effects all of which can be interpreted as stemming from nonlinear active feedback in the cochlea, which is especially effective at low levels. These effects are the following: level dep

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Steven Peacock search for unifying principles. Evolution is, without question, the most important unifying principle in the biological sciences. Features of the physiology, ontogeny, comparative morphology and comparative physiology of hearing systems provide an indispensable framework for correctly interpreting

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Steven Peacockd, 1982; Sellick et al., 1982) results from outer hair cell (OHC) bidirectional transduction. These sensory receptors appear not only capable of converting acoustic energy into neural energy (mechano- electrical transduction) but possess effector abilities as well (electromechanical transduction). T

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Steven Peacockncy compOhents. This ability plays a role in many aspects of auditory perception, including: the masking of one sound by another; the perception of pitch for pure tones and complex tones; the perception of timbre; the perception of the relative phase of components in complex sounds; and the percepti