Hearing Ranges of Laboratory Animals¶
Heffner, H. E., & Heffner, R. S. (2007). Hearing Ranges of Laboratory Animals. Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science.
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- Heffner's animal work shows that pinna (external ear) orientation within a sound field can affect sensitivity estimates, so procedural geometry is not administrative detail
This sourceHeffner and Heffner's comparative review of laboratory-animal hearing ranges, which reports free-field thresholds shifting by as much as 21 dB - in reindeer - with pinna orientation toward or away from the loudspeaker.
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- Heffner's animal work shows that pinna (external ear) orientation within a sound field can affect sensitivity estimates, so procedural geometry is not administrative detail
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