> Humans have more distinctive hearing than animals, study shows
>
> Do humans hear better than animals? It is known that various species
> of land and
> water-based living creatures are capable of hearing some lower and
> higher
> frequencies than humans are capable of detecting. However, scientists
> from the
> Hebrew University of Jerusalem and elsewhere have now for the first
> time
> demonstrated how the reactions of single neurons give humans the
> capability of
> detecting fine differences in frequencies better than animals.
>
> They did this by utilizing a technique for recording the activity of
> single
> neurons in the auditory cortex while subjects were exposed to sound
> stimuli. The
> auditory cortex has a central role in the perception of sounds by the ...

> On 3 Apr, 14:38, Lance gmail.com> wrote:

>> Humans have more distinctive hearing than animals, study shows
>>
>> Do humans hear better than animals? It is known that various species
>> of land and
>> water-based living creatures are capable of hearing some lower and
>> higher
>> frequencies than humans are capable of detecting. However, scientists
>> from the
>> Hebrew University of Jerusalem and elsewhere have now for the first
>> time
>> demonstrated how the reactions of single neurons give humans the
>> capability of
>> detecting fine differences in frequencies better than animals.
>>
>> They did this by utilizing a technique for recording the activity of
>> single
>> neurons in the auditory cortex while subjects were exposed to sound
>> stimuli. The ...

> jesko wrote:

>> On 3 Apr, 14:38, Lance gmail.com> wrote:

>>> Humans have more distinctive hearing than animals, study shows

>

>>> Do humans hear better than animals? It is known that various species
>>> of land and
>>> water-based living creatures are capable of hearing some lower and
>>> higher
>>> frequencies than humans are capable of detecting. However, scientists
>>> from the
>>> Hebrew University of Jerusalem and elsewhere have now for the first
>>> time
>>> demonstrated how the reactions of single neurons give humans the
>>> capability of
>>> detecting fine differences in frequencies better than animals.

>

>>> They did this by utilizing a technique for recording the activity of
>>> single
>>> neurons in the auditory cortex while subjects were exposed to sound ...

> On 7 Apr, 00:37, Lance gmail.com> wrote:
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>> jesko wrote:

>>> On 3 Apr, 14:38, Lance gmail.com> wrote:

>>>> Humans have more distinctive hearing than animals, study shows

>

>>>> Do humans hear better than animals? It is known that various species
>>>> of land and
>>>> water-based living creatures are capable of hearing some lower and
>>>> higher
>>>> frequencies than humans are capable of detecting. However, scientists
>>>> from the
>>>> Hebrew University of Jerusalem and elsewhere have now for the first
>>>> time
>>>> demonstrated how the reactions of single neurons give humans the ...

> On Apr 7, 9:31 am, jesko gmail.com> wrote:
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>> On 7 Apr, 00:37, Lance gmail.com> wrote:

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>>> jesko wrote:

>>>> On 3 Apr, 14:38, Lance gmail.com> wrote:

>>>>> Humans have more distinctive hearing than animals, study shows

>

>>>>> Do humans hear better than animals? It is known that various species
>>>>> of land and
>>>>> water-based living creatures are capable of hearing some lower and
>>>>> higher
>>>>> frequencies than humans are capable of detecting. However, scientists
>>>>> from the
>>>>> Hebrew University of Jerusalem and elsewhere have now for the first ...