Effects of Restricted Basilar Papillar Lesions and Hair Cell Regeneration on Auditory Forebrain Frequency Organization in Adult European Starlings

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Figure 1.
Figure 1.

Frequency mapping data for an individual normal starling (SN97-4). A , B , CF and BF, respectively, as a function of recording depth in multiple penetrations through the FLC. Data for four penetrations are indicated by different lines. Relative depth is normalized to that at which the CF closest to 2.5 kHz was encountered. C , D , CF and BF data, respectively, from all points in the four penetrations, up to that at which the frequency reversal occurred in each penetration. Solid lines are linear regression functions fitted to points with CF ≤2 kHz and CF >2 kHz (see Results). E , Threshold at CF as a function of CF for multiunit clusters in starling SN97-4; solid line is fitted polynomial function. F , ABER audiogram for starling SN97-4 (filled circles); the solid black line shows the mean normal starling ABER audiogram based on a large sample (N = 10) of normal starlings, and the shaded region shows ±1 SD range around the mean.

  1. The Journal of Neuroscience vol. 29 no. 21 6871-6882
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