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• TITLE: Mammalian Auditory Cortex Structure as the Basis of Cortical Sound Processing

  AUTHORS: Gleb Khorunzhii, Marina Egorova

  KEYWORDS: Auditory Cortex, Primary and Secondary Auditory Cortical Fields, Auditory Cortical Projections

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Behavioral and Brain Science, Vol.8 No.12, December 10, 2018

  ABSTRACT: The basic morphological aspects of auditory cortex organization in different orders of eutherian mammals are considered in the present review. The modern data describing a partitioning of mammalian auditory cortex into subfields are presented. A detailed observation of the structural organization of primary auditory cortex is given, as well as a review of recent morphological data about secondary auditory areas. Another section describes the system of auditory cortical projections. The data are considered from the perspective of possible homologies existing between the auditory cortices in different mammalian species.