FURTHER AFFERENT CONNECTIONS TO THE ACOUSTIC CORTEX OF THE DOG

Abstract

An area, bilaterally receptive to impulses from the cochlea, has been described occupying the ventral end of the anterior ectosylvian gyrus in the cerebral cortex of the dog. The use of masking and electrical stimulation of the cochlea furnished the evidence for the existence of separate fiber connections from local parts of the cochlea to this area.