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Original Article

Frequency Selectivity in Noise-Damaged Cochleas

Robert I. Davis Auditory Research Laboratories, State University of New York, Pittsburgh, NY, USA
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Roger P. Hamernik Auditory Research Laboratories, State University of New York, Pittsburgh, NY, USA
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William A. Ahroon Auditory Research Laboratories, State University of New York, Pittsburgh, NY, USA
Pages 110-131 | Received 20 Nov 1991, Accepted 20 Feb 1992, Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Wolfgang Delb, Ulrich Hoppe, Jörg Liebel & Heinrich Iro. (1999) Determination of acute noise effects using distortion product otoacoustic emissions. Scandinavian Audiology 28:2, pages 67-76.
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William A. Ahroon, Robert I. Davis & Roger P. Hamemik. (1993) The Role of Tuning Curve Variables and Threshold Measures in the Estimation of Sensory Cell Loss. Audiology 32:4, pages 244-259.
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S Le Calvez, P Avan, L Gilain & R Romand. (1998) CD1 hearing-impaired mice. I: Distortion product otoacoustic emission levels, cochlear function and morphology. Hearing Research 120:1-2, pages 37-50.
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