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1. What are the neurological foundations of audition?

The following information is from one source and explains the audition process:

? Information from one ear goes to the cochlear nucleus on that side of the head.
? After information from one ear goes to the cochlear nucleus on that side of the head, the neurons in this nucleus send information to identical higher centers on both sides of the brain.
? Some of the processing stations are the ...

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