Theoretical bases of short-latency spike volleys in the peripheral vestibular system.
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Semicircular canal geometry, afferent sensitivity, and animal behaviorOn the high frequency transfer of mechanical stimuli from the surface of the head to the macular neuroepithelium of the mouse.The adequate stimulus for mammalian linear vestibular evoked potentials (VsEPs).Geometry of the semicircular canals of the chinchilla (Chinchilla laniger).
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Theoretical bases of short-latency spike volleys in the peripheral vestibular system.
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Theoretical bases of short-latency spike volleys in the peripheral vestibular system.
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Theoretical bases of short-latency spike volleys in the peripheral vestibular system.
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