Daniel J. Tollin

The coding of spatial location by single units in the lateral superior olive of the cat. I. Spatial receptive fields in azimuth.

The coding of spatial location by single units in the lateral superior olive of the cat. II. The determinants of spatial receptive fields in azimuth.

The lateral superior olive: a functional role in sound source localization.

Psychophysical investigation of an auditory spatial illusion in cats: the precedence effect.

Spectral cues explain illusory elevation effects with stereo sounds in cats.

Effect of eye position on saccades and neuronal responses to acoustic stimuli in the superior colliculus of the behaving cat.

Neural correlates of the precedence effect in the inferior colliculus of behaving cats.

Sound-localization performance in the cat: the effect of restraining the head.

Cats exhibit the Franssen Effect illusion.

Interaural phase and level difference sensitivity in low-frequency neurons in the lateral superior olive.

Can measures of sound localization acuity be related to the precision of absolute location estimates?

Interaural level difference discrimination thresholds for single neurons in the lateral superior olive.

The acoustical cues to sound location in the rat: measurements of directional transfer functions.

The vestibulo-auricular reflex.

Postnatal development of sound pressure transformations by the head and pinnae of the cat: monaural characteristics.

Influence of sound source location on the behavior and physiology of the precedence effect in cats.

Electrocochleographic and mechanical assessment of round window stimulation with an active middle ear prosthesis.

Prospective electrophysiologic findings of round window stimulation in a model of experimentally induced stapes fixation.

Short-latency, goal-directed movements of the pinnae to sounds that produce auditory spatial illusions.

Postnatal development of sound pressure transformations by the head and pinnae of the cat: Binaural characteristics.

Varying overall sound intensity to the two ears impacts interaural level difference discrimination thresholds by single neurons in the lateral superior olive.

Round window membrane implantation with an active middle ear implant: a study of the effects on the performance of round window exposure and transducer tip diameter in human cadaveric temporal bones.

Toward a mouse neuroethology in the laboratory environment.

Active middle ear implant application in case of stapes fixation: a temporal bone study.

Intraoperative adjustments to optimize active middle ear implant performance.

Concurrent development of the head and pinnae and the acoustical cues to sound location in a precocious species, the chinchilla (Chinchilla lanigera).

Sound pressure transformations by the head and pinnae of the adult Chinchilla (Chinchilla lanigera).

The effects of experimentally induced conductive hearing loss on spectral and temporal aspects of sound transmission through the ear.

Physiological assessment of active middle ear implant coupling to the round window in Chinchilla lanigera.

Postnatal development of cochlear microphonic and compound action potentials in a precocious species, Chinchilla lanigera.

Third-window vibroplasty with an active middle ear implant: assessment of physiologic responses in a model of stapes fixation in Chinchilla lanigera.

The conductive hearing loss due to an experimentally induced middle ear effusion alters the interaural level and time difference cues to sound location.

Techniques to Improve the Efficiency of a Middle Ear Implant: Effect of Different Methods of Coupling to the Ossicular Chain.

The role of spectral composition of sounds on the localization of sound sources by cats.