by H.W. Ades, A. Axelsson, I.L. Baird, G. Békésy, R.L. Boord, C.B.G. Campbell, O. Densert, D.H. Eldredge, H. Engström, J. Fex, J.M. Harrison, O.W. Henson, M.E. Howe, S. Iurato, A. Michelsen, A.R. Møller, R.R. Pfeiffer, S. Rauch, I. Rauch, E.A.G. Shaw, J. Wersäll, E.G. Wever ; edited by Wolf D. Keidel, William D. Neff.
.PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC
Place of Publication, Distribution, etc.
Berlin, Heidelberg
Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc.
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.
1974
SERIES
Series Title
Handbook of sensory physiology, 5 / 1.
CONTENTS NOTE
Text of Note
1 Introduction. --; 2 Consideration of the Acoustic Stimulus. --; 3 Comparative Anatomy of the Middle Ear. --; 4 The Morphology of the Middle Ear Muscles in Mammals. --; 5 Anatomy of the Inner Ear. --; 6 Anatomical Features of the Inner Ear in Submammalian Vertebrates. --; 7 The Blood Supply of the Inner Ear of Mammals. --; 8 Efferent Innervation of the Cochlea. --; 9 Anatomy of the Afferent Auditory Nervous System of Mammals. --; 10 Central Auditory Pathways of Nonmammalian Vertebrates. --; 11 Anatomy of the Descending Auditory System (Mammalian). --; 12 Hearing in Invertebrates. --; 13 The Evolution of Vertebrate Hearing. --; 14 The External Ear. --; 15 Function of the Middle Ear. --; 16 The Acoustic Middle Ear Muscle Reflex. --; 17 Inner Ear --; Cochlear Mechanics and Cochlear Potentials. --; 18 Neural Excitatory Processes of the Inner Ear. --; 19 Physico-Chemical Properties of the Inner Ear Especially Ionic Transport. --; Author Index.
SUMMARY OR ABSTRACT
Text of Note
In planning The Handbook volumes on Audition, we, the editors, made the decision that there should be many authors, each writing about the work in the field that he knew best through his own research, rather than a few authors who would review areas of research with which they lacked first hand familiarity. For the purposes of the chapters on Audition, sensory physiology has been defined very broadly to include studies from the many disciplines that contribute to our understanding of the structures concerned with hearing and the processes that take place in these structures in man and in lower animals. A number of chapters on special topics have been included in order to present information that might not be covered by the usual chapters dealing with anatomical, physi ological and behavioral aspects of hearing. We wish to thank all authors of the volumes on Audition for the contributions that they have made. We feel confident that their efforts will also be appreciated by the many scientists and clinicians who will make use of the Handbook for many years to come. WOLF D. KEIDEL WILLIAM D. NEFF Erlangen Bloomington August 1974 Contents Introduction. By G. v. BEKESY t. With 3 Figures. ... 1 Chapter 1 Consideration of the Acoustic Stimulus. By R.R. PFEIFFER. With Chapter 2 19 Figures. ... 9 Comparative Anatomy of the Middle Ear. By O.W. HENSON Jr. With Chapter 3 23 Figures. ... 39 ...
TOPICAL NAME USED AS SUBJECT
Medicine.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATION
Class number
QP351
Book number
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B949
1974
PERSONAL NAME - PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY
by H.W. Ades, A. Axelsson, I.L. Baird, G. Békésy, R.L. Boord, C.B.G. Campbell, O. Densert, D.H. Eldredge, H. Engström, J. Fex, J.M. Harrison, O.W. Henson, M.E. Howe, S. Iurato, A. Michelsen, A.R. Møller, R.R. Pfeiffer, S. Rauch, I. Rauch, E.A.G. S