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Ossicles

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Ear Wax

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20-20,000 Hz

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Cochlea

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Hair cells

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Oval Window

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Auditory nerve

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Auditory nerve tract

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MGn

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Primary Auditory Cortex

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Tonotopic Organization

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Amusia

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Hearing Aid

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Cochlear Implant

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What/Where systems

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Synesthesia

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nociceptors

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Sensory Strip

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Anterior Cingulate

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P. A. G.

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Phantom Limb

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Reynolds - Surgery on rats with P. A. G. stimulation only

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P. A. G. to Raphe excites inhibitory neurons in spinal cord, which inhibit afferent signal from tissue damage

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