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                        HEARING RESEARCH
                        CUMULATIVE INDEX

            Volume 1, Number 1 - Volume 64, Number 2
                    October, 1978 - January, 1993

Copyright 1990 Elsevier Science Publishers, B.V.,
Biomedical Division, Amsterdam.

Prepared by the office of the Editor-in-Chief of
HEARING RESEARCH, 1993.  Additional copies can be
obtained by request to Aage R. Moller, Ph.D.,  Editor-
in-Chief, HEARING RESEARCH, P.O. Box 99187,
Pittsburgh, PA 15233-4187 U.S.A.

Volume 1, Number 1

Prazma J, Fischer ND, Biggers WP, Ascher D:
      A correlation of the effects of normoxia,
      hyperoxia and anoxia on PO2 of endolymph and
      cochlear potentials.  Hear. Res. 1: 3-10, 1978.

Mair IWS, Elverland HH, Laukli E:
      Bilateral recording of early auditory evoked
      responses in the cat.  Hear. Res. 1: 11-24, 1978.

Asakuma S, Snow Jr JB, Murakami Y:
      Electrical resistance of the cochlear partition. 
      Hear. Res. 1: 25-30, 1978.

Robertson D, Johnstone BM:
      Efferent transmitter substance in the mammalian
      cochlea:  Single neuron support for
      acetylcholine.  Hear. Res. 1: 31-34, 1978.

Melichar I, Syka J:
      The effects of ethacrynic acid upon the potassium
      concentration in guinea pig cochlear fluids. 
      Hear. Res. 1: 35-42, 1978.

Pfingst BE, Laycock J, Flammino F, Lonsbury-Martin B,
Martin G: 
      Pure tone thresholds for the rhesus monkey. 
      Hear. Res. 1: 43-48, 1978.

Engstrom H, Engstrom B:
      Structure of the hairs on cochlear sensory cells. 
      Hear. Res. 1: 49-66, 1978.

Aitkin LM, Boyd J:
      Acoustic input to the lateral pontine nuclei. 
      Hear. Res. 1: 67-77, 1978.


Volume 1, Number 2

Kronester-Frei A:
      The effect of changes in endolymphatic ion
      concentrations on the tectorial membrane.  Hear.
      Res. 1: 81-94, 1979.

Romand R:
      Intracellular recording of 'chopper responses' in
      the cochlear nucleus of the cat.  Hear. Res. 1:
      95-100, 1979.

Irvine DRF, Yates GK, Johnstone BM:
      Bone conduction mechanisms: Mossbauer
      measurements on the role of ossicular inertia. 
      Hear. Res. 1: 101-110, 1979.

Watanabe T:
      Funneling mechanism in hearing.  Hear. Res. 1:
      111-120, 1979.

Florentine M, Zwicker E:
      A model of loudness summation applied to noise-
      induced hearing loss.  Hear. Res. 1: 121-132,
      1979.

Harris DM:
      Action potential suppression, tuning curves and
      thresholds:  Comparison with single fiber data. 
      Hear. Res. 1: 133-154, 1979.

Terhardt E:
      Calculating virtual pitch.  Hear. Res. 1: 155-
      182, 1979.


Volume 1, Number 3

Chistovich LA, Lublinskaya, VV:
      The 'center of gravity' effect in vowel spectra
      and critical distance between the formants:
      Psychoacoustical study of the perception of
      vowel-like stimuli.  Hear. Res. 1: 185-196, 1979.

Carlier E, Lenoir M, Pujol R:
      Development of cochlear frequency selectivity
      tested by compound action potential tuning
      curves.  Hear. Res. 1: 197-202, 1979.

 Uziel A, Romand R, Marot M:
      Electrophysiological study of the ototoxicity of
      kanamycin during development in guinea pigs. 
      Hear. Res. 1: 203-212, 1979.

Rouiller E, Ribaupierre de Y, Ribaupierre de F:
      Phase-locked responses to low frequency tones in
      the medial geniculate body.  Hear. Res. 1: 213-
      226, 1979.

Sellick PM, Russell IJ:
      Two-tone suppression in cochlear hair cells. 
      Hear. Res. 1: 227-236, 1979.

Salvi RJ, Henderson D, Hamernik RP:
      Single auditory nerve fiber and action potential
      latencies in normal and noise-treated
      chinchillas.  Hear. Res. 1: 237-252, 1979.

Boer de E:
      Short-wave world revisited: Resonance in a two-
      dimensional cochlear model.  Hear. Res. 1: 253-
      281, 1979.


Volume 1, Number 4

Zwicker E:
      Different behaviour of quadratic and cubic
      difference tones.  Hear. Res. 1: 283-292, 1979.

Fastl H, Stoll G:
      Scaling of pitch strength.  Hear. Res. 1: 293-
      302, 1979.

Saunders JC, Rintelmann WF, Bock GR:
      Frequency selectivity in bird and man:  A
      comparison among critical ratios, critical bands
      and psychophysical tuning curves.  Hear. Res. 1:
      303-324, 1979.
Konishi T, Salt AN, Hamrick PE:
      Effects of exposure to noise on ion movement in
      guinea pig cochlea.  Hear. Res. 1: 325-342, 1979.

Salt AN, Konishi T:
      Effects of noise on cochlear potentials and
      endolymph potassium concentration recorded with
      potassium-selective electrodes.  Hear. Res. 1:
      343-364, 1979.

Tachibana M, Rothman JM, Guth PS:
      Somatostatin along the auditory pathway.  Hear.
      Res. 1: 365-368, 1979.


Volume 2, Number 1

Ryan AF, Wickham MG, Bone RC:
      Studies of ion distribution in the inner ear:
      Scanning electron microscopy and X-ray
      microanalysis of freeze-dried cochlear specimens. 
      Hear. Res. 2: 1-20, 1980.

Holton T:
      Relations between frequency selectivity and two-
      tone rate suppression in lizard cochlear-nerve
      fibers.  Hear. Res. 2: 21-38, 1980.

Robertson D, Johnstone BM, McGill TJ:
      Effects of loud tones on the inner ear:  A
      combined electrophysiological and ultrastructural
      study.  Hear. Res. 2: 39-54, 1980.

Melichar I, Syka J, Ulehlova L:
      Recovery of the endocochlear potential and K+
      concentrations in the cochlear fluids after
      acoustic trauma.  Hear. Res. 2: 55-64, 1980.

Martin GK, Lonsbury-Martin BL, Kimm J:
      A rabbit preparation for neuro-behavioral
      auditory research.  Hear. Res. 2: 65-78, 1980.

Schmiedt RA, Feng AS:
      Method for tracing single fibers in the organ of
      Corti with horseradish peroxidase.  Hear. Res. 2:
      79-86, 1980.

Manley GA, Kronester-Frei A:
      Organ of Corti: Observation technique in the
      living animal.  Hear. Res. 2: 87-91, 1980.


Volume 2, Number 2

Cazals Y, Aran JM, Hawkins Jr JE:
      Threshold elevation at high frequencies of the
      auditory nerve action potential in acute versus
      chronic recordings in guinea pigs.  Hear. Res. 2:
      95-110, 1980.

Marot M, Uziel A, Romand R:
      Ototoxicity of kanamycin in developing rats:
      Relationship with the onset of the auditory
      function.  Hear. Res. 2: 111-114, 1980.

Humes LE:
      Growth of L(f2-f1) and L(2f1-f2) with input
      level: Influence of f2/f1.  Hear. Res. 2: 115-
      122, 1980.

Smith RL, Brachman ML:
      Response modulation of auditory-nerve fibers by
      AM stimuli:  Effects of average intensity.  Hear.
      Res. 2: 123-134, 1980.

Pierson MG, Moller AR:
      Some dualistic properties of the cochlear
      microphonic.  Hear. Res. 2: 135-150, 1980.

Pierson MG, Moller AR:
      Effect of modulation of basilar membrane position
      on the cochlear microphonic.  Hear. Res. 2: 151-
      162, 1980.

Marcus DC, Thalmann R:
      Comments concerning a possible independent
      potassium pump in the cochlear duct.  Hear. Res.
      2: 163-165, 1980. 


Volume 2, Number 3/4

Proceedings of the "Symposium on Nonlinear and Active
Mechanical Processes in the Cochlea," London, England,
September, 1979.

Zwislocki JJ:
      Theory of cochlear mechanics.  Hear. Res. 2: 171-
      182, 1980.

Le Page EL, Johnstone BM:
      Nonlinear mechanical behaviour of the basilar
      membrane in the basal turn of the guinea pig
      cochlea.  Hear. Res. 2: 183-190, 1980.

Dancer A, Franke R:
      Intracochlear sound pressure measurements in
      guinea pigs.  Hear. Res. 2: 191-206, 1980.

Krukowski B, Carlborg B, Densert O:
      Nonlinear aspects of infrasonic pressure transfer
      into the perilymph.  Hear. Res. 2: 207-212, 1980.

Kemp DT, Chum R:
      Properties of the generator of stimulated
      acoustic emissions.  Hear. Res. 2: 213-232, 1980.

Wilson JP:
      Evidence for a cochlear origin for acoustic re-
      emissions, threshold fine-structure and tonal
      tinnitus.  Hear. Res. 2: 233-252, 1980.

Wit HP, Ritsma RJ:
      Evoked acoustical responses from the human ear:
      Some experimental results.  Hear. Res. 2: 253-
      262, 1980.

Rutten WLC:
      Evoked acoustic emissions from within normal and
      abnormal human ears:  Comparison with audiometric
      and elctrocochleographic findings.  Hear. Res. 2:
      263-272, 1980.

Anderson SD:
      Some ECMR properties in relation to other signals
      from the auditory periphery.  Hear. Res. 2: 273-
      296, 1980.

Kim DO:
      Cochlear mechanics:  Implications of
      electrophysiological and acoustical observations. 
      Hear. Res. 2: 297-318, 1980.

Palmer AR, Evans EF:
      Cochlear fibre rate-intensity functions:  No
      evidence for basilar membrane nonlinearities. 
      Hear. Res. 2: 319-326, 1980.
Gilbert AG, Pickles JO:
      Responses of auditory nerve fibres in the guinea
      pig to noise bands of different widths.  Hear.
      Res. 2: 327-334, 1980.

Salvi R, Henderson D, Hamernik, RP, Parkins C:
      VIII nerve response to click stimuli in normal
      and pathological cochleas.  Hear. Res. 2: 335-
      342, 1980.

Charlet de Sauvage R, Cazals Y, Aran JM, Erre JP:
      Observation of an electrically evoked whole-nerve
      response using the same stimulating and recording
      electrode:  An image of the unit response at the
      round window.  Hear. Res. 2: 343-346, 1980.

Smoorenburg GF:
      Effects of temporary threshold shift on
      combination-tone generation and on two-tone
      suppression.  Hear. Res. 2: 347-356, 1980.

Tyler RS:
      Combination tones and unmasking.  Hear. Res. 2:
      357-368, 1980.

Peeters S, Sansen W, Forrez G:
      Distortion products f1 + fh and 2f1 + fh in the
      inner ear.  Hear. Res. 2: 369-378, 1980.

Furst M, Goldstein JL:
      Differences of CT (2f1-f2) phase in
      psychophysical and physiological experiments. 
      Hear. Res. 2: 379-386, 1980.

Wedel von H, Opitz HJ:
      The time resolution of changes in short duration
      signal changes -- psychoacoustical and
      electrophysiological studies.  Hear. Res. 2: 287-
      396, 1980.

Verschuure J:
      Pulsation patterns and nonlinear auditory tuning. 
      Hear. Res. 2: 397-406, 1980.

Flottorp G:
      Cochlear nonlinearity in Meniere's syndrome. 
      Hear. Res. 2: 407-410, 1980.

Flock A:
      Contractile proteins in hair cells.  Hear. Res.
      2: 411-412, 1980.

Slepecky N, Hamernik RP, Henderson D:
      A re-examination of a hair cell organelle in the
      cuticular plate region and its possible relation
      to active processes in the cochlea.  Hear. Res.
      2:413-422, 1980.

Pujol R, Carlier E, Lenoir M:
      Ontogenetic approach to inner and outer hair cell
      function.  Hear. Res. 2: 423-430, 1980.

Tanaka Y, Asanuma A, Yanagisawa K:
      Potentials of outer hair cells and their membrane
      properties in cationic environments.  Hear. Res.
      2: 431-438, 1980.

Sellick PM, Russell IJ:
      The responses of inner hair cells to basilar
      membrane velocity during low frequency auditory
      stimulation in the guinea pig cochlea.  Hear.
      Res. 2: 439-446, 1980.

Fettiplace R, Crawford AC:
      The origin of tuning in turtle cochlear hair
      cells.  Hear. Res. 2: 447-454, 1980.

Hall JL:
      Cochlear models:  Evidence in support of
      mechanical nonlinearity and a second filter. 
      Hear. Res. 2: 455-464, 1980.

Boer de E: 
      Short and long waves in the cochlea.  Hear. Res.
      2: 465-474, 1980.

Chadwick RS, Fourney ME, Neiswander P:
      Modes and waves in a cochlear model.  Hear. Res.
      2: 475-484, 1980.

Borsboom MJA, Viergever MA:
      The stretching nonlinearity of the basilar
      membrane in a cochlear model.  Hear. Res. 2: 485-
      492, 1980.

Duifhuis H, Vorst van de JJW:
      Mechanics and nonlinearity of hair cell
      stimulation.  Hear. Res. 2: 493-504, 1980.
Zwislocki JJ, Kletsky EJ:
      Micromechanics in the theory of cochlear
      mechanics.  Hear. Res. 2: 505-512, 1980.

Zwicker E:
      Nonmonotonic behaviour of (2f1 - f2) explained by
      a saturation-feedback model.  Hear. Res. 2: 513-
      518, 1980.

Boer de E:
      Nonlinear interactions and the 'Kemp echo.' 
      Hear. Res. 2: 519-526, 1980.

Wilson JP:
      Model for cochlear echoes and tinnitus based on
      an observed electrical correlate.  Hear. Res. 2:
      527-532, 1980.

Kemp DT:
      Towards a model for the origin of cochlear
      echoes.  Hear. Res. 2: 533-548, 1980.

Kletsky EJ, Zwislocki JJ:
      CM tuning can be compatible with sharply tuned
      receptor potentials.  Hear. Res. 2: 549-558,
      1980.

Pick GF:
      Theoretical dependence of cochlear fibre
      discharge rate versus intensity function on
      frequency:  Evidence for basilar membrane
      nonlinearity?  Hear. Res. 2: 559-564, 1980.

Lutkenhoner B, Hoke M, Bappert E:
      Influence of refractory properties on the
      response of single auditory nerve fibres to
      sinusoidal stimuli.  Hear. Res. 2: 565-572, 1980.

Bappert E, Hoke M, Lutkenhoner B:
      Deconvolution of compound action potentials and
      nonlinear features of the PST histogram.  Hear.
      Res. 2: 573-579, 1980.


Volume 3, Number 1
      
Cody AR, Johnstone BM:
      Single auditory neuron response during acute
      acoustic trauma.  Hear. Res. 3: 3-16, 1980.
Leng G:
      The Davis theory: A review, and implications of
      recent electrophysiological evidence.  Hear. Res.
      3: 17-26, 1980.

Bruns V, Schmieszek ET:
      Cochlear innervation in the greater horseshoe
      bat: Demonstration of an acoustic fovea.  Hear.
      Res. 3: 27-44, 1980.

Liberman MC:
      Morphological differences among radial afferent
      fibers in the cat cochlea:  An electron-
      microscopic study of serial sections.  Hear. Res.
      3: 45-64, 1980.

Ribaupierre de F, Rouiller E, Toros A, Ribaupierre de
Y:
      Transmission delay of phase-locked cells in the
      medial geniculate body.  Hear. Res. 3: 65-78,
      1980.

Pike DA, Bosher SK:
      The time course of the strial changes produced by
      intravenous furosemide.  Hear. Res. 3: 79-90,
      1980.

Burda H, Voldrich L:
      Correlation between the hair cell density and the
      auditory threshold in the white rat.  Hear. Res.
      3: 91-93, 1980.


Volume 3, Number 2

Boer de E:
      Deep-water waves in the cochlea.  Hear. Res. 3:
      97-108, 1980.

Boer de E:
      A cylindrical cochlea model:  The bridge between
      two and three dimensions.  Hear. Res. 3: 109-132,
      1980.

Symmes D, Alexander GE, Newman JD:
      Neural processing of vocalizations and artificial
      stimuli in the medial geniculate body of squirrel
      monkey.  Hear. Res. 3: 133-146, 1980.

Crow G, Langford TL, Moushegian G:
      Coding of interaural time differences by some
      high-frequency neurons of the inferior
      colliculus:  Responses to noise bands and two-
      tone complexes.  Hear. Res. 3: 147-154, 1980.

Morimitsu T, Hagiwara T, Ide M, Matsumoto I, Okada S:
      Effect of intermittent sound stimulation on
      cochlear microphonics and the possible preventive
      effect of coenzyme Q10.  Hear. Res. 3: 155-166,
      1980.

Robertson D, Johnstone BM:
      Acoustic trauma in the guinea pig cochlea:  Early
      changes in ultrastructure and neural threshold. 
      Hear. Res. 3: 167-179, 1980.


Volume 3, Number 3

Pick GF, Narins PM:
      Quantitative investigation of the 'paired-click'
      method:  Some limitations and insights.  Hear.
      Res. 3: 181-188, 1980.

Liberman MC:
      Efferent synapses in the inner hair cell area of
      the cat cochlea:  An electron microscopic study
      of serial sections.  Hear. Res. 3: 189-204, 1980.

Syka J, Popelar J:
      Hearing threshold shifts from prolonged exposure
      to noise in guinea pigs.  Hear. Res. 3: 205-214,
      1980.

Mountain DC, Hubbard AE, Geisler CD:
      Voltage-dependent elements are involved in the
      generation of the cochlear microphonic and the
      sound-induced resistance changes measured in
      scala media of the guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 3:
      215-230, 1980.

Mountain DC, Geisler CD, Hubbard AE:
      Stimulation of efferents alters the cochlear
      microphonic and the sound-induced resistance
      changes measured in scala media of the guinea
      pig.  Hear. Res. 3: 231-240, 1980.

Ivarsson C, Ribaupierre de Y, Ribaupierre de F:
      Functional ear asymmetry in vertical
      localization.  Hear. Res. 3: 241-248, 1980.

Comis SD, Leng G:
      Kanamycin otoxicity and pigmentation in the
      guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 3: 249-252, 1980.

Johnstone JR:
      The generation of combination tones.  Hear. Res.
      3: 253-256, 1980.


Volume 3, Number 4

Caird D, Gottl KH, Klinke R:
      Interaural attenuation in the cat, measured with
      single fibre data.  Hear. Res. 3: 257-264, 1980.

Schreiner C:
      Encoding of alternating acoustical signals in the
      medial geniculate body of guinea pigs.  Hear.
      Res. 3: 265-278, 1980.

Dooling RJ, Searcy MH:
      Forward and backward auditory masking in the
      parakeet (Melopsittacus undulatus).  Hear. Res.
      3: 279-284, 1980.

Engelstatter R, Vater M, Neuweiler G:
      Processing of noise by single units of the
      inferior colliculus of the bat, Rhinolophus
      ferrumequinum.  Hear. Res. 3: 285-300, 1980.

Smoorenburg GF, Coninx F:
      Masking of short probe sounds by tone bursts with
      a sweeping frequency.  Hear. Res. 3: 301-316,
      1980.

Geisler CD, Sinex DG:
      Responses of primary auditory fibers to combined
      noise and tonal stimuli.  Hear. Res. 3: 317-334,
      1980.

Ryan AF, Woolf NK, Bone RC:
      Ultrastructural correlates of selective outer
      hair cell destruction following kanamycin
      intoxication in the chinchilla.  Hear. Res. 3:
      335-351, 1980.

Volume 4, Number 1

Anniko M:
      Elemental analysis of the early postnatal
      tectorial membrane.  Hear. Res. 4: 1-10, 1981.

Anniko M, Spangberg ML, Schacht J:
      Adenylate cyclase activity in the fetal and the
      early postnatal inner ear of the mouse.  Hear.
      Res. 4: 11-22, 1981.

Prijs VF, Eggermont JJ:
      Narrow-band analysis of compound action
      potentials for several stimulus conditions in the
      guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 4: 23-42, 1981.

Zwicker E, Manley G:
      Acoustical responses and suppression-period
      patterns in guinea pigs.  Hear. Res. 4: 43-52,
      1981.

Boer de E:
      Short waves in three-dimensional cochlea models:
      Solution for a 'block' model.  Hear. Res. 4: 53-
      78, 1981.

Pierson MG, Moller AR:
      Prophylaxis of kanamycin-induced ototoxicity by
      a radioprotectant.  Hear. Res. 4: 79-88, 1981.

Kraus HJ, Aulbach-Kraus K:
      Morphological changes in the cochlea of the mouse
      after the onset of hearing.  Hear. Res. 4: 89-
      102, 1981.

Leng G, Comis SD:
      Threshold sensitivity of the auditory pathway:
      Effects of worsening signal-to-noise ratio in the
      auditory nerve.  Hear. Res. 4: 103-108, 1981.

Bledsoe Jr SC., Bobbin RP, Chihal DM:
      Kainic acid:  An evaluation of its action on
      cochlear potentials.  Hear. Res. 4: 109-120,
      1981.

Woolf NK:
      Precise extracellular marking in the auditory
      nerve with high impedance micropipettes.  Hear.
      Res. 4: 121-125, 1981.

Volume 4, Number 2

Sinex DG, Geisler CD:
      Auditory-nerve fiber responses to frequency-
      modulated tones.  Hear. Res. 4: 127-148, 1981.

Marcus DC, Marcus NY, Thalmann R:
      Changes in cation contents of stria vascularis
      with ouabain and potassium-free perfusion.  Hear.
      Res. 4: 149-160, 1981.

Gaskell G, Henning GB:
      The effect of noise on time-intensity trading in
      lateralization.  Hear. Res. 4: 161-174, 1981.

Henning GB, Gaskell H:
      Binaural masking level differences with a variety
      of waveforms.  Hear. Res. 4: 175-184, 1981.

Henning GB, Ashton J:
      The effect of carrier and modulation frequency on
      lateralization based on interaural phase and
      interaural group delay.  Hear. Res. 4: 185-194,
      1981.

Zwicker E:
      Masking-period patterns and cochlear acoustical
      responses.  Hear. Res. 4: 195-202, 1981.

Symmes D:
      On the use of natural stimuli in
      neurophysiological studies of audition.  Hear.
      Res. 4: 203-214, 1981.


Volume 4, Number 3/4

Bourk TR, Mielcarz JP, Norris BE:
      Tonotopic organization of the anteroventral
      cochlear nucleus of the cat.  Hear. Res. 4: 215-
      242, 1981.

Weiss TF, Searle CL, Baden-Kristensen K:
      Proportionality of intracellular resistance
      changes and receptor potentials in hair-cell
      models.  Hear. Res. 4: 243-250, 1981.

Decker TN, Howe SW:
      Short-term auditory deprivation:  Effect on
      brainstem electrical response.  Hear. Res. 4:
      251-264, 1981.

Konishi T, Salt AN, Hamrick PE:
      Effects of hypothermia on ionic movement in the
      guinea pig cochlea.  Hear. Res. 4: 265-278, 1981.

Long GR, Miller JD:
      Tone-on-tone masking in the chinchilla.  Hear.
      Res. 4: 279-286, 1981.

Syka J, Melichar I, Ulehlova L:
      Longitudinal distribution of cochlear potentials
      and the K+ concentration in the endolymph after
      acoustic trauma.  Hear. Res. 4: 287-298, 1981.

Phillips DP, Irvine DRF:
      Response of single neurons in physiologically
      defined area AI of cat cerebral cortex: 
      Sensitivity to interaural intensity differences. 
      Hear. Res. 4: 299-308, 1981.

Sachs MB, Hubbard AE:
      Responses of auditory-nerve fibers to
      characteristic-frequency tones and low-frequency
      suppressors.  Hear. Res. 4: 309-324, 1981.

Caspary DM, Havey DC, Faingold CL:
      Glutamate and aspartate:  Alteration of
      thresholds and response patterns of auditory
      neurons.  Hear. Res. 4: 325-334, 1981.

Woolf NK, Ryan AF, Bone RC:
      Neural phase-locking properties in the absence of
      cochlear outer hair cells.  Hear. Res. 4: 335-
      346, 1981.

Johnstone JR:
      Origin of the guinea pig cochlear action
      potential produced by a click.  Hear. Res. 4:
      347-352, 1981.


Volume 5, Number 1

Heusden van E, Smoorenburg GF:
      Eighth-nerve action potentials evoked by tone
      bursts in cats before and after inducement of an
      acute noise trauma.  Hear. Res. 5: 1-24, 1981.

Heusden van E, Smoorenburg GF:
      Eighth-nerve action-potentials tuning curves in
      cats before and after inducement of an acute
      noise trauma.  Hear. Res. 5: 25-48, 1981.

Kidd Jr G, Feth LL:
      Patterns of residual masking.  Hear. Res. 5: 49-
      68, 1981.

Abbas PJ:
      Auditory-nerve fibre responses to tones in a
      noise masker.  Hear. Res. 5: 69-80, 1981.

Rouiller E, Ribaupierre de Y, Toros-Morel A,
Ribaupierre de F:
      Neural coding of repetitive clicks in the medial
      geniculate body of cat.  Hear. Res. 5: 81-100,
      1981.

Rarey KE, Ross MD, Smith CB:
      Quantitative evidence for cochlear, non-neuronal
      norepinephrine.  Hear. Res. 5: 101-108, 1981.

Eggermont JJ, Aertsen AMHJ, Hermes DJ, Johannesma PIM:
      Spectro-temporal characterization of auditory
      neurons:  Redundant or necessary?  Hear. Res. 5:
      109-121, 1981.


Volume 5, Number 2/3

Johannesma PIM, Aertsen AMHJ, Cranen B, Erning L:
      The phonochrome:  A coherent spectro-temporal
      representation of sound.  Hear. Res. 5: 123-146,
      1981.

Hermes DJ, Aertsen AMHJ, Johannesma PIM, Eggermont JJ:
      Spectro-temporal characteristics of single units
      in the auditory midbrain of the lightly
      anaesthetized grass frog (Rana temporaria L.)
      investigated with noise stimuli.  Hear. Res. 5:
      147-178, 1981.

Rebillard M, Rebillard G, Pujol R:
      Variability of the hereditary deafness in the
      white cat. I. Physiology.  Hear. Res. 5: 179-188,
      1981.
Rebillard M, Pujol R, Rebillard G:
      Variability of the hereditary deafness in the
      white cat. II. Histology.  Hear. Res. 5: 189-200,
      1981.

Feng AS, Shofner WP:
      Peripheral basis of sound localization in
      anurans.  Acoustic properties of the frog's ear. 
      Hear. Res. 5: 201-216, 1981.

Brugge JF, Kitzes LM, Javel E:
      Postnatal development of frequency and intensity
      sensitivity of neurons in the anteroventral
      cochlear nucleus of kittens.  Hear. Res. 5: 217-
      230, 1981.

Marcus DC, Demott JE, Kobayashi T, Ge XX, Thalmann R:
      Specificity of action of vanadate to the organ of
      Corti.  Hear. Res. 5: 231-244, 1981.

Popper AN, Hoxter B:
      The fine structure of the sacculus and lagena of
      a teleost fish.  Hear. Res. 5: 245-264, 1981.

Bobbin RP, Bledsoe Jr SC, Chihal DM:
      Effect of asphyxia and aminooxyacetic acid on the
      slow potential evoked by crossed olivocochlear
      bundle stimulation.  Hear. Res. 5: 265-270, 1981.

Dum N, Schmidt U, Wedel von H:
      Scalp distribution of the auditory evoked
      brainstem potentials in the guinea pig during
      monaural and binaural stimulation.  Hear. Res. 5:
      271-284, 1981.

Nuttall AL, Hultcrantz E, Lawrence M:
      Does loud sound influence the intracochlear
      oxygen tension?  Hear. Res. 5: 285-294, 1981.

Schmiedt RA, Adams JC:
      Stimulated acoustic emissions in the ear canal of
      the gerbil.  Hear. Res. 5: 295-306, 1981.

Naftalin L:
      Energy transduction in the cochlea.  Hear. Res.
      5: 307-316, 1981.

Bodenhamer RD, Pollak GD:
      Time and frequency domain processing in the
      inferior colliculus of echolocating bats.  Hear.
      Res. 5: 317-336, 1981.

Samara M, Tonndorf J:
      Effect of anesthesia on maximal cochlear
      microphonics.  Hear. Res. 5: 337-342, 1981.

O'Loughlin BJ, Moore BCJ:
      Improving psychoacoustical tuning curves.  Hear.
      Res. 5: 343-346, 1981.


Volume 6, Number 1

Voldrich L, Ulehlova B:
      Correlation of the development of acoustic trauma
      to the intensity and time of acoustic
      overstimulation.  Hear. Res. 6: 1-6, 1982.

Santos-Sacchi J:
      An electronmicroscopic study of microtubules in
      the development of marginal cells of the mouse
      stria vascularis.  Hear. Res. 6: 7-14, 1982.

Rarey KE, Ross MD, Smith CB:
      Distribution and significance of norepinephrine
      in the lateral cochlear wall of pigmented and
      albino rats.  Hear. Res. 6: 15-24, 1982.

Borg E, Engstrom B:
      Acoustic reflex after experimental lesions to
      inner and outer hair cells. Hear. Res. 6: 25-34,
      1982.

Gibian GL, Kim DO:
      Cochlear microphonic evidence for mechanical
      propagation of distortion products (f2-f1) and
      (2f1-f2).  Hear. Res. 6: 35-60, 1982.

Pierson MG, Moller AR:
      Corresponding effects of acoustic fatigue on the
      cochlear microphonic and the compound action
      potential.  Hear. Res. 6: 61-82, 1982.

Pierson MG, Moller AR:
      Corresponding effects of hypoxia on the cochlear
      microphonic and the compound action potential. 
      Hear. Res. 6: 83-102, 1982.

Hermes DJ, Eggermont JJ, Aertsen AMHJ, Johannesma PIM:
      Spectro-temporal characteristics of single units
      in the auditory midbain of the lightly
      anaesthetised grass frog (Rana temporaria L.)
      investigated with tonal-stimuli.  Hear. Res. 6:
      103-126, 1982.


Volume 6, Number 2

Kisiel DL, Bobbin RP:
      Interaction of aminooxyacetic acid and ethacrynic
      acid with intense sound at the level of the
      cochlea.  Hear. Res. 6: 129-140, 1982.

Pierson MG, Gray BH:
      Superoxide dismutase activity in the cochlea. 
      Hear. Res. 6: 141-152, 1982.

Young ED, Voigt HF:
      Response properites of type II and type III units
      in dorsal cochlear nucleus.  Hear. Res. 6: 153-
      170, 1982.

Siegel JH, Kim DO:
      Efferent neural control of cochlear mechanics? 
      Olivocochlear bundle stimulation affects cochlear
      biomechanical nonlinearity.  Hear. Res. 6: 171-
      182, 1982.

Kroese ABA, Bercken van den J:
      Effects of ototoxic antibiotics on sensory hair
      cell functioning.  Hear. Res. 6: 183-198, 1982.

Cody AR, Johnstone BM:
      Temporary threshold shift modified by binaural
      acoustic stimulation.  Hear. Res. 6: 199-206,
      1982.

Nuttall AL, LaRouere MJ, Lawrence M:
      Acute perilymphatic perfusion of the guinea pig
      cochlea.  Hear. Res. 6: 207-222, 1982.

Kambayashi J, Kobayashi T, DeMott JE, Marcus NY,
Thalmann I, Thalmann R:
      Effect of substrate-free vascular perfusion upon
      cochlear potentials and glycogen of the stria
      vascularis.  Hear. Res. 6: 223-240, 1982.

Volume 6, Number 3

Feng AS:
      Quantitative analysis of intensity-rate and
      intensity-latency functions in peripheral
      auditory nerve fibers of northern leopard frogs. 
      Hear. Res. 6: 241-246, 1982.

Anniko M:
      Specific pathology of the stria vascularis in
      postnatal progressive genetic inner ear disorder. 
      Hear. Res. 6: 247-258, 1982.

Frisina RD, Chamberlain SC, Brachman ML, Smith RL:
      Anatomy and physiology of the gerbil cochlear
      nucleus: An improved surgical approach for
      microelectrode studies.  Hear. Res. 6: 259-276,
      1982.

Itoh M:
      Preservation and visualization of actin-
      containing filaments in the apical zone of
      cochlear sensory cells.  Hear. Res. 6: 277-290,
      1982.

Cody AR, Johnstone BM:
      Reduced temporary and permanent hearing losses
      with multiple tone exposures.  Hear. Res. 6: 291-
      302, 1982.

Harrison RV, Evans EF:
      Reverse correlation study of cochlear filtering
      in normal and pathological guinea pig ears. 
      Hear. Res. 6: 303-314, 1982.

Lasky RE, Rupert AL:
      Temporal masking of auditory evoked brainstem
      responses in human newborns and adults.  Hear.
      Res. 6: 315-334, 1982.

Brownell WE:
      Cochlear transduction:  An integrative model and
      review.  Hear. Res. 6: 335-360, 1982.


Volume 7, Number 1

Gates GR, Aitkin LM:
      Auditory cortex in the marsupial possum.  Hear.
      Res. 7: 1-12, 1982

Melamed B, Norris C, Bryant G, Guth P:
      Amino acid contents of guinea pig perilymph
      collected under conditions of quiet or sound
      stimulation.  Hear. Res. 7: 13-18, 1982.

Teas DC, Klein AJ, Kramer SJ:
      An analysis of auditory brainstem responses in
      infants.  Hear. Res. 7: 19-54, 1982.

Robertson D:
      Effects of acoustic trauma on stereocilia
      structure and spiral ganglion cell tuning
      properties in the guinea pig cohlea.  Hear. Res.
      7: 55-74, 1982.

Flock A, Bretscher A, Weber K:
      Immunohistochemical localization of several
      cytoskeletal proteins in inner ear sensory and
      supporting cells.  Hear. Res. 7: 75-90, 1982.

Henson MM, Jenkins DB, Henson Jr OW:
      The cells of Boettcher in the bat, Pteronotus p.
      parnellii.  Hear. Res. 7: 91-104, 1982.

Kambayashi J, Kobayashi T, Marcus NY, DeMott JE,
Thalmann I, Thalmann R:
      Minimal concentrations of metabolic substrates
      capable of supporting cochlear potentials.  Hear.
      Res. 7: 105-114, 1982.

Cullen Jr JK, Collins MJ:
      Audibility of short-duration tone-glides as a
      function of rate of frequency change.  Hear. Res.
      7: 115-125, 1982.


Volume 7, Number 2

Henson Jr OW, Pollak GD, Kobler JB, Henson MM, Goldman
LJ:
      Cochlear microphonic potentials elicited by
      biosonar signals in flying bats, Pteronotus p.
      parnellii.  Hear. Res. 7: 127-148, 1982.

Fex J, Altschuler RA, Wenthold RJ, Parakkal MH:
      Aspartate aminotransferase immunoreactivity in
      cochlea of guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 7: 149-160,
      1982.

Goodman DA, Smith RL, Chamberlain SC:
      Intracellular and extracellular responses in the
      organ of Corti of the gerbil.  Hear. Res. 7: 161-
      180, 1982.

Tilney LG, Saunders JC, Egelman E, DeRosier DJ:
      Changes in the organization of actin filaments in
      the stereocilia of noise-damaged lizard cochleae. 
      Hear. Res. 7: 181-198, 1982.

Sellick PM, Patuzzi R, Johnstone BM:
      Modulation of responses of spiral ganglion cells
      in the guinea pig cochlea by low frequency sound. 
      Hear. Res. 7: 199-222, 1982.

Rybak LP, Morizono T:
      Effect of furosemide upon endolymph potassium
      concentration.  Hear. Res. 7: 223-232, 1982.

Marcus DC, Ge XX, Thalmann R:
      Comparison of the non-adrenergic action of
      phentolamine with that of vanadate on cochlear
      function.  Hear. Res. 7: 233-246, 1982.


Volume 7, Number 3

Yost WA, Grantham DW, Lutfi RA, Stern RM:
      The phase angle of addition in temporal masking
      for diotic and dichotic listening conditions. 
      Hear. Res. 7: 247-260, 1982.

Santi PA, Ruggero MA, Nelson DA, Turner CW:
      Kanamycin and bumetanide ototoxicity: Anatomical,
      physiological and behavioral correlates.  Hear.
      Res. 7: 261-280, 1982.

Walsh SM, Leake-Jones PA:
      Chronic electrical stimulation of auditory nerve
      in cat: Physiological and histological results. 
      Hear. Res. 7: 281-304, 1982.

Palmer AR, Evans EF:
      Intensity coding in the auditory periphery of the
      cat: Responses of cochlear nerve and cochlear
      nucleus neurons to signals in the presence of
      bandstop masking noise.  Hear. Res. 7: 305-324,
      1982.

Gibson DJ:
      Interaural crosstalk in the cat.  Hear. Res. 7:
      325-334, 1982.

Schmiedt, RA:
      Boundaries of two-tone rate suppression of
      cochlear-nerve activity.  Hear. Res. 7: 335-352,
      1982.

Weiss TF:
      Bidirectional transduction in vertebrate hair
      cells: A mechanism for coupling mechanical and
      electrical processes.  Hear. Res. 7: 353-360,
      1982.


Volume 8, Number 1

Wit HP, Kahmann HF:
      Frequency analysis of stimulated cochlear
      acoustic emissions in monkey ears.  Hear. Res. 8:
      1-12, 1982.

Phillips DP, Calford MB, Pettigrew JD, Aitkin LM,
Semple MN:
      Directionality of sound pressure transformation
      at the cat's pinna.  Hear. Res. 8: 13-28, 1982.

Cheatham MA, Dallos P:
      Two-tone interactions in the cochlear
      microphonic.  Hear. Res. 8: 29-48, 1982.

Voigt HF, Sachs MB, Young ED:
      Representation of whispered vowels in discharge
      patterns of auditory-nerve fibers.  Hear. Res. 8:
      49-58, 1982.

Fastl H:
      Fluctuation strength and temporal masking
      patterns of amplitude-modulated broadband noise. 
      Hear. Res. 8: 59-70, 1982.

Hienz RD, Turkkan JS, Harris AH:
      Pure tone thresholds in the yellow baboon (Papio
      cynocephalus).  Hear. Res. 8: 71-76, 1982.

Rebillard G, Ryals BM, Rubel EW:
      Relationship between hair cell loss on the chick
      basilar papilla and threshold shift after
      acoustic overstimulation.  Hear. Res. 8: 77-82,
      1982.

Remond MC, Harrison RV, Legouix JP:
      A comparison of compound action potential and
      cochlear microphonic two-tone suppression in the
      guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 8: 83-92, 1982.

Borg E:
      Noise-induced hearing loss in rats with renal
      hypertension.  Hear. Res. 8: 93-99.


Volume 8, Number 2

Borg E:
      Auditory thresholds in rats of different age and
      strain.  A behavioral and electrophysiological
      study.  Hear. Res. 8: 101-116, 1982.

Borg E:
      Noise-induced hearing loss in normotensive and
      spontaneously  hypertensive rats.  Hear. Res. 8:
      117-130, 1982.

Boer de E, Viergever MA:
      Validity of the Liouville-Green (or WKB) method
      for cochlear mechanics.  Hear. Res. 8: 131-156,
      1982.

Rutten WLC, Kuper P:
      AP unmasking and AP tuning in normal and
      pathological human ears.  Hear. Res. 8: 157-178,
      1982.

Takada A, Schacht J:
      Calcium antagonism and reversibility of
      gentamicin-induced loss of cochlear microphonics
      in the guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 8: 179-186, 1982.

Hildesheimer M, Rubinstein M, Nuttall AL, Lawrence M:
      Influence of blood viscosity of cochlear action
      potentials and oxygenation.  Hear. Res. 8: 187-
      198, 1982.

Leake-Jones PA, Snyder RL:
      Uptake and transport of horseradish peroxidase by
      cochlear spiral ganglion neurons.  Hear. Res. 8:
      199-224, 1982.

Leake-Jones PA, Vivion MC, O'Reilly BF, Merzenich MM:
      Deaf animal models for studies of a multichannel
      cochlear prosthesis.  Hear. Res. 8: 225-246,
      1982.


Volume 8, Number 3

Keithley EM, Feldman ML:
      Hair cell counts in an age-graded series of rat
      cochleas.  Hear. Res. 8: 249-262, 1982.

Syka J, Popelar J:
      Noise impairment in the guinea pig. I. Changes in
      electrical evoked activity along the auditory
      pathway.  Hear. Res. 8: 263-272, 1982.

Popelar J, Syka J:
      Noise impairment in the guinea pig. II. Changes
      of single unit responses in the inferior
      colliculus.  Hear. Res. 8: 273-284, 1982.

Henry KR:
      Age-related changes in sensitivity of the
      postpubertal ear to acoustic trauma.  Hear. Res.
      8: 285-294, 1982.

Baden-Kristensen K, Weiss TF:
      Supporting-cell and extracellular responses to
      acoustic clicks in the free-standing region of
      the alligator lizard cochlea.  Hear. Res. 8: 295-
      316, 1982.

Kramer SJ, Teas DC:
      Forward masking of auditory nerve and brainstem
      responses using high-pass noise maskers.  Hear.
      Res. 8: 317-338, 1982.

Ruggero MA, Santi PA, Rich NC:
      Type II cochlear ganglion cells in the
      chinchilla.  Hear. Res. 8: 339-356, 1982.


Volume 9, Number 1

Godfrey DA, Matschinsky FM:
      Isolation and chemical analysis of neuron soma
      samples from the cat cochlear nucleus.  Hear.
      Res. 9: 3-12, 1983.

Hose B, Langner G, Scheich H:
      Linear phoneme boundaries for German synthetic
      two-formant vowels.  Hear. Res. 9: 13-26, 1983.

Glass I, Wollberg Z:
      Responses of cells in the auditory cortex of
      awake squirrel monkeys to normal and reversed
      species-specific vocalizations.  Hear. Res. 9:
      27-34, 1983.

Martin MR, Dickson JW:
      Lateral inhibition in the anteroventral cochlear
      nucleus of the cat: A microiontophoretic study. 
      Hear. Res. 9: 35-42, 1983.

Costalupes JA:
      Temporal integration of pure tones in the cat. 
      Hear. Res. 9: 43-54, 1983.

Cody AR, Robertson D:
      Variability of noise-induced damage in the guinea
      pig cochlea: Electrophysiological and
      morphological correlates after strictly
      controlled exposures.  Hear. Res. 9: 55-70, 1983.

Hoffman DW, Altschuler RA, Fex J:
      High-performance liquid chromatographic
      identification of enkephalin-like peptides in the
      cochlea.  Hear. Res. 9: 71-78, 1983.

Davis H:
      An active process in cochlear mechanics.  Hear.
      Res. 9: 79-90, 1983.

Mohneke R:
      Tonotopic organization of the auditory midbrain
      of the midwife toad (Alytes obstetricans).  Hear.
      Res. 9: 91-102, 1983.

Zwislocki JJ:
      Sharp vibration maximum in the cochlea without
      wave reflection.  Hear. Res. 9: 103-112, 1983.

James WM, Cheatham MA, Klein WL:
      Muscarinic acetylcholine receptor binding in the
      guinea pig cochlea.  Hear. Res. 9: 113-121, 1983.


Volume 9, Number 2

Neely ST, Kim DO:
      An active cochlear model showing sharp tuning and
      high sensitivity.  Hear. Res. 9: 123-130, 1983.

Brown MC, Nuttall AL, Masta RI, Lawrence M:
      Cochlear inner hair cells: Effects of transient
      asphyxia on intracellular potentials.  Hear. Res.
      9: 131-144, 1983.

Morest DK, Bohne BA:
      Noise-induced degeneration in the brain and
      representation of inner and outer hair cells. 
      Hear. Res. 9: 145-152, 1983.

Henning GB:
      Lateralization of low-frequency transients. 
      Hear. Res. 9: 153-172, 1983.

Ryan AF, Schwartz IR:
      Preferential amino acid uptake identifies Type II
      spiral ganglion neurons in the gerbil.  Hear.
      Res. 9: 173-184, 1983.

Schwartz IR, Ryan AF:
      Differential labeling of sensory cell and neural
      populations in the organ of Corti following amino
      acid incubations.  Hear. Res. 9: 185-200, 1983.

Bodian D:
      Electron microscopic atlas of the simian cochlea. 
      Hear. Res. 9: 201-246, 1983.


Volume 9, Number 3

Borg E:
      Delayed effects of noise on the ear.  Hear. Res.
      9: 247-254, 1983.

Bock GR, Yates GK, Miller JJ, Moorjani P:
      Effects of N-acetylcysteine on kanamycin
      ototoxicity in the guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 9:
      255-262, 1983.

Robertson D:
      Functional significance of dendritic swelling
      after loud sounds in the guinea pig cochlea. 
      Hear. Res. 9: 263-278, 1983.

Rajan R, Johnstone BM:
      Crossed cochlear influences on monaural temporary
      threshold shifts.  Hear. Res. 9: 279-294, 1983.

McFadden D, Plattsmier HS:
      Aspirin can potentiate the temporary hearing loss
      induced by intense sounds.  Hear. Res. 9: 295-
      316, 1983.

Santos-Sacchi J, Dallos P:
      Intercellular communication in the supporting
      cells of the organ of Corti.  Hear. Res. 9: 317-
      326, 1983.

Steel KP:
      The tectorial membrane of mammals.  Hear. Res. 9:
      327-359, 1982.


Volume 10, Number 1

Wilson JP, Bruns V:
      Middle-ear mechanics in the CF-bat Rhinolophus
      ferrumequinum. Hear. Res. 10: 1-14, 1983.

Wilson JP, Bruns V:
      Basilar membrane tuning properites in the
      specialised cochlea of the CF-bat, Rhinolophus
      ferrumequinum.  Hear. Res. 10: 15-36, 1983.

Salvi RJ, Hamernik RP, Henderson D:
      Response patterns of auditory nerve fibers during
      temporary threshold shift.  Hear. Res. 10: 37-68,
      1983.

Fay RR, Coombs S:
      Neural mechanisms in sound detection and temporal
      summation.  Hear. Res. 10: 69-92, 1983.

Sellick PM, Patuzzi R, Johnstone BM:
      Comparison between the tuning properties of inner
      hair cells and basilar membrane motion.  Hear.
      Res. 10: 93-100, 1983.

Sellick PM, Yates GK, Patuzzi R:
      The influence of Mossbauer source size and
      position on phase and amplitude measurements of
      the guinea pig basilar membrane.  Hear. Res. 10:
      101-108, 1983.

Firbas W, Muller G:
      The efferent innervation of the avian cochlea. 
      Hear. Res. 10: 109-116, 1983.


Volume 10, Number 2

Farley GR, Starr A:
      Middle and long latency auditory evoked
      potentials in cat. I. Component definition and
      dependence on behavioral factors. Hear. Res. 10:
      117-138, 1983.

Starr A, Farley GR:
      Middle and long latency auditory evoked
      potentials in cat. II. Component distributions
      and dependence on stimulus factors.  Hear. Res.
      10: 139-152, 1983.

Henson MM, Jenkins DB, Henson Jr OW:
      Sustentacular cells of the organ of Corti - the
      tectal cells of the outer tunnel.  Hear. Res. 10:
      153-166, 1983.

Eggermont JJ, Aertsen AMHJ, Johannesma PIM:
      Quantitative characterisation procedure for
      auditory neurons based on the spectro-temporal
      receptive field.  Hear. Res. 10: 167-190, 1983.

Eggermont JJ, Aertsen AMHJ, Johannesma PIM:
      Prediction of the responses of auditory neurons
      in the midbrain of the grass frog based on the
      spectro-temporal receptive field.  Hear. Res. 10:
      191-202, 1983.

Semple, MN, Aitkin LM, Calford MB, Pettigrew JD,
Phillips DP:
      Spatial receptive fields in the cat inferior
      colliculus.  Hear. Res. 10: 203-216, 1983.

Canlon B, Schacht J:
      Acoustic stimulation alters deoxyglucose uptake
      in the mouse cochlea and inferior colliculus. 
      Hear. Res. 10: 217-226, 1983.

Dunn Ginzberg R, Morest DK:
      A study of cochlear innervation in the young cat
      with Golgi method.  Hear. Res. 10: 227-246, 1983.


Volume 10, Number 3

Zajic G, Anniko M, Schacht J:
      Cellular localization of adenylate cyclase in the
      developing and mature inner ear of the mouse. 
      Hear. Res. 10: 249-262, 1983.

Cazals Y, Aran JM, Erre JP:
      Intensity difference thresholds assessed with
      eighth nerve and auditory cortex potentials:
      Compared values from cochlear and saccular
      responses.  Hear. Res. 10: 263-268, 1983.

Evans WJ, Webster DB, Cullen Jr JK:
      Auditory brainstem responses in neonatally sound
      deprived CBA/J mice.  Hear. Res. 10: 269-278,
      1983.

Schermuly L, Gottl KH, Klinke R:
      Little ototoxic effect of furosemide on the
      pigeon inner ear.  Hear. Res. 10: 279-282, 1983.

Ruggero MA, Rich NC, Freyman R:
      Spontaneous and impulsively evoked otoacoustic
      emissions:  Indicators of cochlear pathology? 
      Hear. Res. 10: 283-300, 1983.

Rees A, Moller AR:
      Responses of neurons in the inferior colliculus
      of the rat to AM and FM tones.  Hear. Res. 10:
      301-330, 1983.

Schlegel P, Singh S:
      Unmasking in neurons of the inferior colliculus
      of Eptesicus fuscus with binaural stimulation. 
      Hear. Res. 10: 331-344, 1983.

Brown MC, Smith DI, Nuttall AL
      Anesthesia and surgical trauma:  Their influence
      on the guinea pig compound action potential. 
      Hear. Res. 10: 345-358, 1983.

Slepecky N, Chamberlain SC:
      Distribution and polarity of actin in inner ear
      supporting cells.  Hear. Res. 10: 359-370, 1983.

Irvine DRF, Clarey JC, Morton RE, Newman RG:
      Masking by internally generated noise and
      protection by middle ear muscle activity.  Hear.
      Res. 10: 371-374, 1983.


Volume 11, Number 1

Borg E, Engstrom B:
      Damage to sensory hairs of inner hair cells after
      exposure to noise in rabbits without outer hair
      cells.  Hear. Res. 11: 1-6, 1983.

Santi PA, Lakhani B, Bingham C:
      The volume density of cells and capillaries of
      the normal stria vascularis.  Hear. Res. 11: 7-
      22, 1983.

Jenkins DB, Henson MM, Henson Jr OW:
      Ultrastructure of the lining of the scala tympani
      of the bat, Pteronotus parnellii.  Hear. Res. 11:
      23-32,1983.

Diependaal RJ, Viergever MA:
      Point-impedance characterization of the basilar
      membrane in a three-dimensional cochlea model. 
      Hear. Res. 11: 33-40, 1983.

Bohne BA, Rabbitt KD:
      Holes in the reticular lamina after noise
      exposure: Implication for continuing damage in
      the organ of Corti.  Hear. Res. 11: 41-54, 1983.

Stopp PE:
      Effects on guinea pig cochlea from exposure to
      moderately intense broad-band noise.  Hear. Res.
      11: 55-72, 1983.

Farley GR, Morley BJ, Javel E, Gorga MP:
      Single-unit responses to cholinergic agents in
      the rat inferior colliculus.  Hear. Res. 11: 73-
      92, 1983.

Sikora MA, Morizono T:
      N1 latency following acute pure-tone trauma. 
      Hear. Res. 11: 93-102, 1983.  

Shofner WP, Feng AS:
      A quantitative light microscopic study of the
      bullfrog amphibian papilla tectorium: Correlation
      with the tonotopic organization.  Hear. Res. 11:
      103-116, 1983.


Volume 11, Number 2

Siegel RA, Colburn HS:
      Internal and external noise in binaural
      detection.  Hear. Res. 11: 117-124, 1983.

Patuzzi R, Sellick PM:
      The alteration of the low frequency response of
      primary auditory afferents by cochlear trauma. 
      Hear. Res. 11: 125-132, 1983.

Godfrey DA, Park JL, Rabe JR, Dunn JD, Ross CD:
      Effects of large brain stem lesions on the
      cholinergic system in the rat cochlear nucleus. 
      Hear. Res. 11: 133-156, 1983.

Shannon RV:
      Multichannel electrical stimulation of the
      auditory nerve in man. I. Basic psychophysics. 
      Hear. Res. 11: 157-190, 1983.

Tran Ba Huy P, Manuel C, Meulemans A, Sterkers O,
Wassef M, Amiel C:
      Ethacrynic acid facilitates gentamicin entry into
      endolymph of the rat.  Hear Res. 11: 191-202,
      1983.

Uziel A, Legrand C, Ohresser M, Marot M:
      Maturational and degenerative processes in the
      organ of Corti after neonatal hypothyroidism. 
      Hear. Res. 11: 203-218, 1983.

Konishi T, Salt AN:
      Electrochemical profile for potassium ions across
      the cochlear hair cell membranes of normal and
      noise-exposed guinea pigs.  Hear. Res. 11: 219-
      234, 1983.

Rouiller E, Ribaupierre de Y, Morel A, Ribaupierre de
F:
      Intensity functions of single unit responses to
      tone in the medial geniculate body of cat.  Hear.
      Res. 11: 235-247, 1983.


Volume 11, Number 3

Flock A, Orman S:
      Micromechanical properties of sensory hairs on
      receptor cells of the inner ear.  Hear. Res. 11:
      249-260, 1983.

Orman S, Flock A:
      Active control of sensory hair mechanics implied
      by susceptibility to media that induce
      contraction in muscle.  Hear. Res. 11: 261-266,
      1983.

Moller AR:
      Frequency selectivity of phase-locking of complex
      sounds in the auditory nerve of the rat.  Hear.
      Res. 11: 267-284, 1983.

Schloth E, Zwicker E:
      Mechanical and acoustical influences on
      spontaneous oto-acoustic emissions.  Hear. Res.
      11: 285-294, 1983.

Heusden van E, Smoorenburg GF:
      Responses from AVCN units in the cat before and
      after inducement of an acute noise trauma.  Hear.
      Res. 11: 295-326, 1983.

Goulios H, Robertson D:
      Noise-induced cochlear damage assessed using
      electrophysiological and morphological criteria:
      An examination of the equal energy principle. 
      Hear. Res. 11: 327-342, 1983.

Horner K, Ribaupierre de Y, Ribaupierre de F:
      Neural correlates of cubic difference tones in
      the medial geniculate body of the cat.  Hear.
      Res. 11: 343-358, 1983.

Zwicker E:
      Delayed evoked oto-acoustic emissions and their
      suppression by Gaussian-shaped pressure impulses. 
      Hear. Res. 11: 359-372, 1983.

Russell IJ, Cowley EM:
      The influence of transient asphyxia on receptor
      potentials in inner hair cells of the guinea pig
      cochlea.  Hear. Res. 11: 373-384, 1983.

Miller JM, Marks, NJ, Goodwin PC:
      Laser Doppler measurements of cochlear blood
      flow.  Hear. Res. 11: 385-394, 1983.

Calford MB, Webster WR, Semple MM:
      Measurements of frequency selectivity of single
      neurons in the central auditory pathway.  Hear.
      Res. 11: 395-401, 1983.


Volume 12, Number 1

Shannon RV:
      Multichannel electrical stimulation of the
      auditory nerve in man. II. Channel interaction. 
      Hear. Res. 12: 1-16, 1983.

Marcus DC, Rokugo M, Ge XX, Thalmann R:
      Response of cochlear potentials to presumed
      alterations of ionic conductance: Endolymphatic
      perfusion of barium, valinomycin and nystatin. 
      Hear. Res. 12: 17-30, 1983.

Fay RR, Yost WA, Coombs S:
      Psychophysics and neurophysiology of repetition
      noise processing in a vertebrate auditory system. 
      Hear. Res. 12: 31-56, 1983.

Pujol R, Shnerson A, Lenoir M, Deol MS:
      Early degeneration of sensory and ganglion cells
      in the inner ear of mice with uncomplicated
      genetic deafness (dn): Preliminary observations. 
      Hear. Res. 12: 57-64, 1983.

Martin GK, Shaw DWW, Dobie RA, Lonsbury-Martin BL:
      Endolymphatic hydrops in the rabbit: Auditory
      brainstem responses and cochlear morphology. 
      Hear. Res. 12: 65-88, 1983.

Dallos P:
      Some electrical circuit properties of the organ
      of Corti. I. Analysis without reactive elements. 
      Hear. Res. 12: 89-120, 1983.

Mulroy MJ:
      Cochlear ganglion cells in the alligator lizard. 
      Hear. Res. 12: 121-138, 1983.

Browner RH:
      The ascending connections of the torus
      semicircularis central nucleus in Chrysemys
      scripta elegans.  Hear. Res. 12: 139-144, 1983.

Webster DB:
      Late onset of auditory deprivation does not
      affect brainstem auditory neuron soma size. 
      Hear. Res. 12: 145-147, 1983.


Volume 12, Number 2

Santi PA, Lakhani BN:
      The effect of bumetanide on the stria vascularis:
      A stereological analysis of cell volume density. 
      Hear. Res. 12: 151-166, 1983.

Oshima W, Strelioff D:
      Responses of gerbil and guinea pig auditory nerve
      fibers to low-frequency sinusoids.  Hear. Res.
      12: 167-184, 1983.

Rajan R, Johnstone BM:
      Residual effects in monaural temporary threshold
      shifts to pure tones.  Hear. Res. 12: 185-198,
      1983.

Crawford AC, Fettiplace R:
      Auditory nerve responses to imposed displacements
      of the turtle basilar membrane.  Hear. Res. 12:
      199-208, 1983.

Kuper P, Rutten WLC:
      AP unmasking and AP tuning in guinea pig.  Hear.
      Res. 12: 209-222, 1983.

Glass I:
      Tuning characteristics of cochlear nucleus units
      in response to electrical stimulation of the
      cochlea.  Hear. Res. 12: 223-238, 1983.

Pickles JO:
      Auditory-nerve correlates of loudness summation
      with stimulus bandwidth, in normal and
      pathological cochleae.  Hear. Res. 12: 239-250,
      1983.

Engstrom B, Flock A, Borg E:
      Ultrastructural studies of stereocilia in noise-
      exposed rabbits.  Hear. Res. 12: 251-264, 1983.

 Steel KP:
      Donnan equilibrium in the tectorial membrane. 
      Hear. Res. 12: 265-272, 1983.


Volume 12, Number 3

Gaskell H:
      The precedence effect.  Hear. Res. 12: 277-304,
      1983.

Yates GK, Cody AR, Johnstone BM:
      Recovery of eighth nerve action potential
      thresholds after exposure to short, intense pure
      tones:  Similarities with temporary threshold
      shift.  Hear. Res. 12: 305-322, 1983.

Kaplan MS, Szaro BG, Weiss TF:
      Components of cochlear electric responses in the
      alligator lizard.  Hear. Res. 12: 323-352, 1983.

Gummer AW, Johnstone BM:
      State of stress within the basilar membrane:  A
      re-evaluation of the membrane misnomer.  Hear.
      Res. 12: 353-366, 1983.

Gummer AW, Klinke R:
      Influence of temperature on tuning of primary-
      like units in the guinea pig cochlear nucleus. 
      Hear. Res. 12: 367-380, 1983.

Keithley EM, Feldman ML:
      The spiral ganglion and hair cells of Bronx
      waltzer mice.  Hear. Res. 12: 381-392, 1983.

Frishkopf LS, DeRosier DJ:
      Mechanical tuning of free-standing stereociliary
      bundles and frequency analysis in the alligator
      lizard cochlea.  Hear. Res. 12: 393-404, 1983.

Rajan R, Johnstone BM:
      Efferent effects elicited by electrical
      stimulation at the round window of the guinea
      pig.  Hear. Res. 12: 405-417, 1983.


Volume 13, Number 1

Patuzzi R, Sellick PM, Johnstone BM:
      The modulation of the sensitivity of the
      mammalian cochlea by low frequency tones. I.
      Primary afferent activity.  Hear. Res. 13: 1-8,
      1984.

Patuzzi R, Sellick PM:
      The modulation of the sensitivity of the
      mammalian cochlea by low frequency tones. II.
      Inner hair cell receptor potentials.  Hear. Res.
      13: 9-18, 1984.

Patuzzi R, Sellick PM, Johnstone BM:
      The modulation of the sensitivity of the
      mammalian cochlea by low frequency tones. III.
      Basilar membrane motion.  Hear. Res. 13: 19-28,
      1984.

Brown AM, Kemp DT:
      Suppressibility of the 2f1-f2 stimulated acoustic
      emissions in gerbil and man.  Hear. Res. 13: 29-
      38, 1984.

Kemp DT, Brown AM:
      Ear canal acoustic and round window electrical
      correlates of 2f1-f2 distortion generated in the
      cochlea.  Hear. Res. 13: 39-46, 1984.

Hartmann R, Topp G, Klinke R:
      Discharge patterns of cat primary auditory fibers
      with electrical stimulation of the cochlea. 
      Hear. Res. 13: 47-62, 1984.

Horner KC, Bock GR:
      Single unit responses in the cochlear nucleus of
      the deaf quivering mouse.  Hear. Res. 13: 63-72,
      1984.

Kohlloffel LUE:
      Notes on the comparative mechanics of hearing. I.
      A shock-proof ear.  Hear. Res. 13: 73-76, 1984.

Kohlloffel LUE:
      Notes on the comparative mechanics of hearing.
      II. On cochlear shunts in birds.  Hear. Res. 13:
      77-82, 1984.

Kohlloffel LUE:
      Notes on the comparative mechanics of hearing.
      III. On Shrapnell's membrane.  Hear. Res. 13: 83-
      88, 1984.

Wright A:
      Dimensions of the cochlear stereocilia in man and
      the guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 13: 89-98, 1984.

Patuzzi R, Johnstone BM, Sellick PM:
      The alteration of the vibration of the basilar
      membrane produced by loud sound.  Hear. Res. 13:
      99-100, 1984.


Volume 13, Number 2

Boer de E, Viergever MA:
      Wave propagation and dispersion in the cochlea. 
      Hear. Res. 13: 101-112, 1984.

Caspary DM, Rybak LP, Faingold CL:
      Baclofen reduces tone-evoked activity of cochlear
      nucleus neurons.  Hear. Res. 13: 113-122, 1984.

Lenoir M, Pujol R:
      Age-related structural investigation of the Bronx
      waltzer mutant mouse cochlea:  Scanning and
      transmission electron microscopy.  Hear. Res. 13:
      123-134, 1984.

Eybalin M, Pujol R:
      Immunofluorescence with Met-enkephalin and Leu-
      enkephalin antibodies in the guinea pig cochlea. 
      Hear. Res. 13: 135-140, 1984.

Rosowski JJ, Peake WT, White JR:
      Cochlear nonlinearities inferred from two-tone
      distortion products in the ear canal of the
      alligator lizard.  Hear. Res. 13: 141-158, 1984.

Moore DR, Semple MN, Addison PD, Aitkin LM:
      Properties of spatial receptive fields in the
      central nucleus of the cat inferior colliculus. 
      I. Responses to tones of low density.  Hear. Res.
      13: 159-174, 1984.

Moore DR, Hutchings ME, Addison PD, Semple MN, Aitkin
LM:
      Properties of spatial fields in the central
      nucleus of the cat inferior colliculus. II.
      Stimulus intensity effects.  Hear. Res. 13: 175-
      188, 1984.

Forge A:
      Gap junctions in the stria vascularis and effects
      of ethacrynic acid.  Hear. Res. 13: 189-200,
      1984.

Bock GR, Steel KP:
      Use of albino animals for auditory research. 
      Hear. Res. 13: 201-202, 1984.


Volume 13, Number 3

Gabrion J, Legrand C, Mercier B, Harricane MC, Uziel
A:
      Microtubules in the cochlea of the hypothyroid
      developing rat.  Hear. Res. 13: 203-214, 1984.

Tilmann Zwicker U, Zwicker E:
      Binaural masking-level difference as a function
      of masker and test-signal duration.  Hear. Res.
      13: 215-220, 1984.

Zwicker E, Tilmann Zwicker U:
      Binaural masking-level differences in non-
      simultaneous masking.  Hear. Res. 13: 221-228,
      1984.

Hamernik RP, Turrentine G, Roberto M, Salvi R,
Henderson D:
      Anatomical correlates of impulse noise-induced
      mechanical damage in the cochlea.  Hear. Res. 13:
      229-248, 1984.

Gerken GM, Saunders SS, Paul RE:
      Hypersensitivity to electrical stimulation of
      auditory nuclei follows hearing loss in cats. 
      Hear. Res. 13: 249-260, 1984.

Burnham JA, Stirling CE:
      Quantitative localization of Na-K pump site in
      frog inner ear dark cells.  Hear. Res. 13: 261-
      268, 1984.

Mason CR, Kidd Jr G, Hanna TE, Green DM:
      Profile analysis and level variation.  Hear. Res.
      13: 269-276, 1984.

Woolf NK, Ryan AF:
      The development of auditory function in the
      cochlea of the mongolian gerbil.  Hear. Res. 13:
      277-284, 1984.

Sinex DG, Havy DC:
      Correlates of tone-on-tone masked thresholds in
      the chinchilla auditory nerve.  Hear. Res. 13:
      285-292, 1984.

Ruggero MA, Kramek B, Rich NC:
      Spontaneous otoacoustic emissions in a dog. 
      Hear. Res. 13: 293-296, 1984.

      
Volume 14, Number 1

Clopton BM, Glass I:
      Unit responses at cochlear nucleus to electrical
      stimulation through a cochlear prosthesis.  Hear.
      Res. 14: 1-12, 1984.

Calford MB, Pettigrew JD:
      Frequency dependence of directional amplification
      at the cat's pinna.  Hear. Res. 14: 13-20, 1984.

Prazma J, Vance SG, Rodgers G:
      Measurement of cochlear blood flow -- new
      technique.  Hear. Res. 14: 21-28, 1984.

Abbas PJ:
      Long-term adaptation in hearing impaired ears. 
      Hear. Res. 14: 29-38, 1984.

Legouix JP, Joannes M:
      Modifications of the nonlinearity of the cochlear
      microphonic responses produced by noise exposure
      in the guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 14: 39-44, 1984.

Ehret G, Moffat AJM:
      Noise masking of tone responses and critical
      ratios in single units of the mouse cochlear
      nerve and cochlear nucleus.  Hear. Res. 14: 45-
      58, 1984.

Kelly JP, Khanna SM:
      Ultrastructural damage in cochleas used for
      studies of basilar membrane mechanics.  Hear.
      Res. 14: 59-78, 1984.

Harrison RV, Prijs VF:
      Single cochlear fibre responses in guinea pigs
      with long-term endolymphatic hydrops.  Hear. Res.
      14: 79-84, 1984.

Harrison RV, Orsulakova-Meyer zum Gottesberge A, Erre
JP, Mori N, Aran JM, Morgenstern C, Tavartkiladze GA:
      Electrophysiological measures of cochlear
      function in guinea pigs with long-term
      endolymphatic hydrops.  Hear. Res. 14: 85-92,
      1984.

Godfrey DA, Park JL, Ross CD:
      Choline acetyltransferase and
      acetylcholinesterase in centrifugal labyrinthine
      bundles of rats.  Hear. Res. 14: 93-106, 1984.


Volume 14, Number 2

Dunn Ginzberg R, Morest DK:
      Fine structure of cochlear innervation in the
      cat.  Hear. Res. 14: 109-128, 1984.

Hillery CM:
      Detection of amplitude-modulated tones by frogs:
      Implications for temporal processing mechanisms. 
      Hear. Res. 14: 129-144, 1984.

Altman JA, Butusov MM, Vaitulevich SF, Sokolov AV:
      Responses of the swimbladder of the carp to sound
      stimulation.  Hear. Res. 14: 145-154, 1984. 

Wickesberg RE, Dickson JW, Morton Gibson M, Geisler
CD:
      Wiener kernel analysis of responses from
      anteroventral cochlear nucleus neurons.  Hear.
      Res. 14: 155-174, 1984.

Henning GB, Zwicker E:
      Effects of the bandwidth and level of noise and
      of the duration of the signal on binaural
      masking-level differences.  Hear. Res. 14: 175-
      178, 1984.

Zwicker E, Henning GB:
      Binaural masking-level differences with tones
      masked by noises of various bandwidths and
      levels.  Hear. Res. 14: 179-184, 1984.

Musicant AD, Butler RA:
      The psychophysical basis of monoaural
      localization.  Hear. Res. 14: 185-190, 1984.

Vlaming MSMG, Aertsen AMHJ, Epping WJM:
      Directional hearing in the grass frog (Rana
      temporaria L): I. Mechanical vibrations of
      tympanic membrane.  Hear. Res. 14: 191-202, 1984.

Santos-Sacchi J:
      A re-evaluation of cell coupling in the organ of
      Corti.  Hear. Res. 14: 203-204, 1984.


Volume 14, Number 3

Stypulkowski PH, Honert van den C:
      Physiological properties of the electrically
      stimulated auditory nerve. I. Compound action
      potential recordings.  Hear. Res. 14: 205-224,
      1984.

Honert van den C, Stypulkowski PH:
      Physiological properties of the electrically
      stimulated auditory nerve. II. Single fiber
      recordings.  Hear. Res. 14: 225-244, 1984.

Pickles JO:
      Frequency threshold curves and simultaneous
      masking functions in single fibres of the guinea
      pig auditory nerve.  Hear. Res. 14: 245-256,
      1984.

Miller MI, Sachs MB:
      Representation of voice pitch in discharge
      patterns of auditory-nerve fibers.  Hear. Res.
      14: 257-280, 1984.

Dallos P:
      Some electrical circuit properties of the organ
      of Corti. II. Analysis including reactive
      elements.  Hear. Res. 14: 281-292, 1984.

Hallworth R, Coats AC:
      Compound action potentials and single unit
      responses to a 1 kHz haversine in the cat.  Hear.
      Res. 14: 293-304, 1984.

Sewell WF:
      The effects of furosemide on the endocochlear
      potential and auditory-nerve fiber tuning curves
      in cats.  Hear. Res. 14: 305-314, 1984.

Burda H:
      Guinea pig cochlear hair cell density; its
      relation to frequency discrimination.  Hear. Res.
      14: 315-317, 1984.


Volume 15, Number 1

Mair IWS, Laukli E:
      Frequency-following responses in the cat.  Hear.
      Res. 15: 1-10, 1984.

Flock A, Strelioff D:
      Studies on hair cells in isolated coils from the
      guinea pig cochlea.  Hear. Res. 15: 11-18, 1984.

Strelioff D, Flock A:
      Stiffness of sensory-cell hair bundles in the
      isolated guinea pig cochlea.  Hear. Res. 15: 19-
      28, 1984.

Davis RL, Britt RH:
      Analysis of the frequency following response in
      the cat.  Hear. Res. 15: 29-38, 1984.

Langford TL:
      Responses elicited from medial superior olivary
      neurons by stimuli associated with binaural
      masking and unmasking.  Hear. Res. 15: 39-50,
      1984.

Konishi T, Hamrick PE, Mori H:
      Water permeability of the endolymph-perilymph
      barrier in the guinea pig cochlea.  Hear. Res.
      15: 51-58, 1984.

Steel KP, Bock GR:
      Electrically-evoked responses in animals with
      progressive spiral ganglion degeneration.  Hear.
      Res. 15: 59-68, 1984.

Sewell WF:
      Furosemide selectively reduces one component in
      rate-level functions from auditory-nerve fibers. 
      Hear. Res. 15: 69-72, 1984.

Long GR:
      The microstructure of quiet and masked
      thresholds.  Hear. Res. 15: 73-88, 1984.

Marbey D, Browner RH:
      The reconnection of auditory posterior root
      fibers in the red-eared turtle, Chrysemys scripta
      elegans.  Hear. Res. 15: 89-94, 1984.


Volume 15, Number 2

Slepecky N, Larsen HC, Angelborg C:
      Computerized reconstruction of the regional blood
      flow in the rodent cochlea.  Hear. Res. 15: 95-
      102, 1984.

Pickles JO, Comis SD, Osborne MP:
      Cross-links between stereocilia in the guinea pig
      organ of Corti, and their possible relation to
      sensory transduction.  Hear. Res. 15: 103-112,
      1984.

Robertson D:
      Horseradish peroxidase injection of
      physiologically characterized afferent and
      efferent neurones in the guinea pig spiral
      ganglion.  Hear. Res. 15: 113-122, 1984.

Fex J, Altschuler RA:
      Glutamic acid decarboxylase immunoreactivity of
      olivocochlear neurons in the organ of Corti of
      guinea pig and rat.  Hear. Res. 15: 123-132,
      1984.

Popper AN, Hoxter B:
      Growth of a fish ear:  I. Quantitative analysis
      of hair cell and ganglion cell proliferation. 
      Hear. Res. 15: 133-142, 1984.
Konishi T, Mori H:
      Permeability to sodium ions of the endolymph-
      perilymph barrier.  Hear. Res. 15: 143-150, 1984.

Grandori F:
      Theoretical and experimental analysis of a
      central optimal processor for pitch of
      multicomponent inharmonic tones.  Hear. Res. 15:
      151-158, 1984.

Wit HP, Nijdam HF:
      Relationship of gross cochlear potentials to hair
      cell pathology in the waltzing guinea pig.  Hear.
      Res. 15: 159-172, 1984.

Bryant GM, Cronin-Schreiber R, Alexander A, Norris CH,
Quine DB, Guth PS:
      The potentiation of ototoxicity when
      aminooxyacetic acid and kanamycin are co-
      administered.  Hear. Res. 15: 173-178, 1984.

Poon PWF, Hwang JC, Yu WY, Chan KH, Kwok PS:
      Detection of interaural time differences for
      clicks and tone pips:  Effects of interaural
      signal disparity.  Hear. Res. 15: 179-186, 1984.

Melzer P:
      The central auditory pathway of the gerbil
      Psammomys obesus: A deoxyglucose study.  Hear.
      Res. 15: 187-195, 1984.
      

Volume 15, Number 3

Jones DR, Morest DK, Oliver DL, Potashner SJ:
      Transganglionic transport of D-aspartate from
      cochlear nucleus to cochlea -- a quantitative
      autoradiographic study.  Hear. Res. 15: 197-214,
      1984.

Goodwin PC, Ryan AF, Sharp FR, Woolf NK, Davidson TM:
      Cochlear deoxyglucose uptake: Relationship to
      stimulus intensity.  Hear. Res. 15: 215-224,
      1984.

Winer JA:
      The human medial geniculate body.  Hear. Res. 15:
      225-248, 1984.

Westerman LA, Smith RL:
      Rapid and short-term adaptation in auditory nerve
      responses.  Hear. Res. 15: 249-260, 1984.

Snyder RL, Schreiner CE:
      The auditory neurophonic:  Basic properties. 
      Hear. Res. 15: 261-280, 1984.

Norris CH, Johnstone BM:
      Measurement of the combination tone 2f1-f2 using
      two-tone forward masking and compound action
      potential responses.  Hear. Res. 15: 281-286,
      1984.

Marcus DC, Kobayashi T, Rokugo M, Marcus NY, Thalmann
I, Thalmann R:
      Support of cochlear metabolic and ion transport
      processes solely by perilymphatic perfusion. 
      Hear. Res. 15: 287-292, 1984.


Volume 16, Number 1

Nuttall AL:
      Dynamic aspects of guinea pig inner hair cell
      receptor potentials with transient asphyxia. 
      Hear. Res. 16: 1-16, 1984.

Altschuler RA, Parakkal MH, Rubio JA, Hoffman DW, Fex
J:
      Enkephalin-like immunoreactivity in the guinea
      pig organ of Corti:  Ultrastructural and lesion
      studies.  Hear. Res. 16: 17-32, 1984.

Liberman MC:
      Single-neuron labeling and chronic cochlear
      pathology. I. Threshold shift and characteristic-
      frequency shift.  Hear. Res. 16: 33-42, 1984.

Liberman MC, Dodds LW:
      Single-neuron labeling and chronic cochlear
      pathology. II. Stereocilia damage and alterations
      of spontaneous discharge rates.  Hear. Res. 16:
      43-54, 1984.

Liberman MC, Dodds LW:
      Single-neuron labeling and chronic cochlear
      pathology. III. Stereocilia damage and
      alterations of threshold tuning curves.  Hear.
      Res. 16: 55-74, 1984.

Liberman MC, Kiang NYS:
      Single-neuron labeling and chronic cochlear
      pathology. IV. Stereocilia damage and alterations
      in rate- and phase-level functions.  Hear. Res.
      16: 75-90, 1984.

Pickles JO:
      Frequency threshold curves and simultaneous
      masking functions in high-threshold, broadly-
      tuned, fibres of the guinea pig auditory nerve. 
      Hear. Res. 16: 91-100, 1984.

Lehtosalo JI, Ylikoski J, Eranko L, Eranko O, Panula
P:
      Immunohistochemical localization of unique
      enkephalin sequences contained in
      preproenkephalin A in the guinea pig cochlea. 
      Hear. Res. 16: 101-107, 1984.


Volume 16, Number 2

Kelly JP, Khanna SM:
      Distribution of cochlear damage caused by the
      removal of the round window membrane.  Hear. Res.
      16: 109-126, 1984.

Larsen HC, Angelborg C, Slepecky N:
      Determination of the regional cochlear blood flow
      in the rat cochlea using non-radioactive
      microspheres and serially sectioned cochleas. 
      Hear. Res. 16: 127-132, 1984.

Muller-Preuss P, Mitzdorf U:
      Functional anatomy of the inferior colliculus and
      the auditory cortex:  Current source density
      analyses of click-evoked potentials.  Hear. Res.
      16: 133-142, 1984.

Hamernik RP, Turrentine G, Wright CG:
      Surface morphology of the inner sulcus and
      related epithelial cells of cochlea following
      acoustic trauma.  Hear. Res. 16: 143-160, 1984.

Willott JF, Kulig J, Satterfield T:
      The acoustic startle response in DBA/2 and
      C57BL/6 mice:  Relationship to auditory neuronal
      response properties and hearing impairment. 
      Hear. Res. 16: 161-168, 1984.

Kulig J, Willott JF:
      Frequency difference limens of C57BL/6 and DBA/2
      mice:  Relationship to auditory neuronal response
      properties and hearing impairment.  Hear. Res.
      16: 169-174, 1984.

Burnett PA, Miller JM, Mangham CA:
      Intra-aural reflexes elicited by a cochlear
      prosthesis in monkeys.  Hear. Res. 16: 175-180,
      1984.

Wise LZ, Irvine DRF:
      Interaural intensity difference sensitivity based
      on facilitatory binaural interaction in cat
      superior colliculus.  Hear. Res. 16: 181-188,
      1984.

Cheatham MA, Dallos P:
      Summating potential (SP) tuning curves.  Hear.
      Res. 16: 189-200, 1984.

Soto E, Budelli R, Gonzalez-Estrada MT, Bracho H:
      Is the Na+, K+ -ATPase symmetrically distributed
      in the neuroepithelium of the vestibular system
      in the axolotl (Ambyostoma mexicanum)?  Hear.
      Res. 16: 201-203, 1984.


Volume 16, Number 3

Rosowski JJ, Peake WT, Lynch III TJ:
      Acoustic input-admittance of the alligator-lizard
      ear: Nonlinear features.  Hear. Res. 16: 205-224,
      1984.

Henry KR, Chole RA:
      Hypothermia protects the cochlea from noise
      damage.  Hear. Res. 16: 225-230, 1984.

Henson MM, Henson Jr OW, Jenkins DB:
      The attachment of the spiral ligament to the
      cochlear wall: Anchoring cells and the creation
      of tension.  Hear. Res. 16: 231-242, 1984.

Babkoff H, Pratt H, Kempinski D:
      Auditory brainstem evoked potential latency-
      intensity functions: A corrective algorithm. 
      Hear. Res. 16: 243-250, 1984.

McFadden D, Plattsmier HS, Pasanen EG:
      Aspirin-induced hearing loss as a model of
      sensorineural hearing loss.  Hear. Res. 16: 251-
      260, 1984.

Wong D:
      Spatial tuning of auditory neurons in the
      superior colliculus of the echolocating bat,
      Myotis lucifugus.  Hear. Res. 16: 261-270, 1984.

Burns EM, Strickland EA, Tubis A, Jones K:
      Interactions among spontaneous otoacoustic
      emissions. I. Distortion products and linked
      emissions.  Hear. Res. 16: 271-278, 1984.

Henning GB, Zwicker E:
      Binaural masking-level differences with tonal
      maskers.  Hear. Res. 16: 279-290, 1984.

Klein AJ:
      Frequency and age-dependent auditory evoked
      potential thresholds in infants.  Hear. Res. 16:
      291-298, 1984.

Clark WW, Kim DO, Zurek PM, Bohne BA:
      Spontaneous otoacoustic emissions in chinchilla
      ear canals: Correlation with histopathology and
      suppression by external tones.  Hear. Res. 16:
      299-314, 1984.


Volume 17, Number 1

Yates GK, Robertson D, Johnstone BM:
      Very rapid adaptation in the guinea pig auditory
      nerve.  Hear. Res. 17: 1-12, 1985.

Nomoto M:
      Local auditory evoked potentials and effects of
      pure tones on click evoked potentials in the
      pigeon.  Hear. Res. 17: 13-26, 1985.

Oldfield BP:
      The tuning of auditory receptors in bushcrickets. 
      Hear. Res. 17: 27-36, 1985.

Nishimura H, Tachibana M:
      Incorporation of glycerol in the organ of Corti:
      Predominance in hair cells and effects of
      kanamycin.  Hear. Res. 17: 37-40, 1985.

Wright JW, Dengerink HA, Miller JM, Goodwin PC:
      Potential role of angiotensin II in noise-induced
      increases in inner ear blood flow.  Hear. Res.
      17: 41-46, 1985.

Hoffman DW, Zamir N, Rubio JA, Altschuler RA, Fex J:
      Proenkephalin and prodynorphin related
      neuropeptides in the cochlea.  Hear. Res. 17: 47-
      50, 1985.

Terr LI, Edgerton BJ:
      Surface topography of the cochlear nuclei in
      humans: Two- and three-dimensional analysis. 
      Hear. Res. 17: 51-60, 1985.

Scheibe F, Haupt H:
      Biomedical differences between perilymph,
      cerebrospinal fluid and blood plasma in the
      guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 17: 61-66, 1985.

Mattox DE, Olmos DR, Rubel EW:
      Freeze-fracture of neurons in nucleus
      magnocellularis of the chick.  Hear. Res. 17: 67-
      78, 1985.

Marcus DC, Rokugo M, Thalmann R:
      Effects of barium and ion substitutions in
      artificial blood on endocochlear potential. 
      Hear. Res. 17: 79-86, 1985.

Aitkin L, Schuck D:
      Low frequency neurons in the lateral central
      nucleus of the cat inferior colliculus receive
      their input predominantly from the medial
      superior olive.  Hear. Res. 17: 87-94, 1985.

Bjork EA, Tacke U:
      Sounds with harmonic spectra are more effective
      than pure tones in inducing audiogenic seizure in
      rats.  Hear. Res. 17: 95-98, 1985.


Volume 17, Number 2

Fex J, Kachar B, Rubio JA, Parakkal MH, Altschuler RA:
      Glutaminase-like immunoreactivity in the organ of
      Corti of guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 17: 101-114,
      1985.

Glass I:
      Responses of cochlear nucleus units to electrical
      stimulation through a cochlear prosthesis:
      Channel interaction.  Hear. Res. 17: 115-126,
      1985.

McMullen TA, Mountain DC:
      Model of d.c. potentials in the cochlea: Effects
      of voltage-dependent cilia stiffness.  Hear. Res.
      17: 127-142, 1985.

Ohyama K, Kusakari J, Kawamoto K:
      Ultrasonic electrocochleography in guinea pig. 
      Hear. Res. 17: 143-152, 1985.

Martin MR:
      Excitatory amino acid pharmacology of the
      auditory nerve and nucleus magnocellularis of the
      chicken.  Hear. Res. 17: 153-160, 1985.

Zelick R, Narins PM:
      Temporary threshold shift, adaptation, and
      recovery characteristics of frog auditory nerve
      fibers.  Hear. Res. 17: 161-176, 1985.

Moller AR:
      Origin of latency shift of cochlear nerve
      potentials with sound intensity.  Hear. Res. 17:
      177-190, 1985.

Wenstrup JJ, Ross LS, Pollack GD:
      A functional organization of binaural responses
      in the inferior colliculus.  Hear. Res. 17: 191-
      196, 1985.

Westerman LA, Smith RL:
      Rapid adaptation depends on the characteristic
      frequency of auditory nerve fibers.  Hear. Res.
      17: 197-198, 1985.


Volume 17, Number 3

Burda H:
      Qualitative assessment of postnatal maturation of
      the organ of Corti in two rat strains.  Hear.
      Res. 17: 201-208, 1985.

Plassmann W:
      Coding of amplitude-modulated tones in the
      central auditory system of catfish.  Hear. Res.
      17: 209-218, 1985.

Kraus N, Smith DI, Reed NL, Willott J, Erwin J:
      Auditory brainstem and middle latency responses
      in non-human primates.  Hear. Res. 17: 219-226,
      1985.

Mori H, Konishi T:
      Permeability to chloride ions of the cochlear
      partition in normal guinea pigs.  Hear. Res. 17:
      227-236, 1985.

Smith CA, Konishi M, Schuff N:
      Structure of the Barn Owl's (Tyto alba) inner
      ear.  Hear. Res. 17: 237-248, 1985.

Altschuler RA, Hoffman DW, Reeks KA, Fex J:
      Localization of dynorphin B-like and alpha-
      neonedorphin-like immunoreactivities in the
      guinea pig organ of Corti. Hear. Res. 17: 249-
      258, 1985.

Dolan TG, Mills JH, Schmiedt RA:
      A comparison of brainstem, whole-nerve AP and
      single-fiber tuning curves in the gerbil:
      Normative data.  Hear. Res. 17: 259-266, 1985.

Palmer AR, King AJ:
      A monaural space map in the guinea-pig superior
      colliculus.  Hear. Res. 17: 267-280, 1985.

Slepecky N, Chamberlain SC:
      The cell coat of inner ear sensory and supporting
      cells as demonstrated by ruthenium red.  Hear.
      Res. 17: 281-288, 1985.

Lutfi RA, Wightman FL:
      A comparison of psychophysical tuning curves
      obtained using bandpass modulated noise.  Hear.
      Res. 17: 289-291, 1985.


Volume 18, Number 1

Wilson JP, Smolders JWT, Klinke R:
      Mechanics of the basilar membrane in Caiman
      crocodilus.  Hear. Res. 18: 1-14, 1985.

Arima T, Uemura T, Yamamoto T:
      Three-dimensional features of the striated
      organelle in the vestibular hair cell.  Hear.
      Res. 18: 15-18, 1985.

Webster DB:
      The spiral ganglion and cochlear nuclei of
      deafness mice.  Hear. Res. 18: 19-28, 1985.

Cohen GM, Fermin CD:
      Development of the embryonic chick's tectorial
      membrane.  Hear. Res. 18: 29-40, 1985.

Dobie RA, Dillier N:
      Some aspects of temporal coding for single-
      channel electrical stimulation of the cochlea. 
      Hear. Res. 18: 41-56, 1985.

Eggermont JJ:
      Peripheral auditory adaptation and fatigue: A
      model oriented review.  Hear. Res. 18: 57-72,
      1985.

Phillips DP, Orman SS, Musicant AD, Wilson GF:
      Neurons in the cat's primary auditory cortex
      distinguished by their responses to tones and
      wide-spectrum noise.  Hear. Res. 18: 73-86, 1985.

Phillips DP, Cynader MS:
      Some neural mechanisms in the cat's auditory
      cortex underlying sensitivity to combined tone
      and wide-spectrum noise stimuli.  Hear. Res. 18:
      87-102, 1985.


Volume 18, Number 2

Shepherd RK, Clark GM:
      Progressive ototoxicity of neomycin monitored
      using derived brainstem response audiometry. 
      Hear. Res. 18: 105-110, 1985.

Romand R, Romand MR:
      Qualitative and quantitative observations of
      spiral ganglion development in the rat.  Hear.
      Res. 18: 111-120, 1985.

Charlet de Sauvage R:
      Origins of eighth nerve unit response pattern in
      round window cap recordings.  Hear. Res. 18: 121-
      126, 1985.

Zenner HP, Zimmermann U, Schmitt U:
      Reversible contraction of isolated mammalian
      cochlear hair cells.  Hear. Res. 18: 127-134,
      1985.

Shannon RV:
      Threshold and loudness functions for pulsatile
      stimulation of cochlear implants.  Hear. Res. 18:
      135-144, 1985.

Pujol R, Lenoir M, Robertson D, Eybalin M, Johnstone
BM:
      Kainic acid selectively alters auditory dendrites
      connected with cochlear inner hair cells.  Hear.
      Res. 18: 145-152, 1985.

Komune S, Huangfu M, Snow Jr JB:
      A possible site of production of the negative
      endocochlear DC potential.  Hear. Res. 18: 153-
      158, 1985.

Rhode WS, Smith PH:
      Characteristics of tone-pip response patterns in
      spontaneous rate in cat auditory nerve fibers. 
      Hear. Res. 18: 159-168, 1985.

Strelioff D, Flock A, Minser KE:
      Role of inner and outer hair cells in mechanical
      frequency selectivity of the cochlea.  Hear. Res.
      18: 169-176, 1985.

Furness DN, Hackney CM:
      Cross-links between stereocilia in the guinea pig
      cochlea.  Hear. Res. 18: 177-188, 1985.

Yancey C, Dallos P:
      Ontogenic changes in cochlear characteristic
      frequency at a basal turn location as reflected
      in the summating potential.  Hear. Res. 18: 189-
      196, 1985.
Wit HP:
      Diurnal cycle for spontaneous oto-acoustic
      emission frequency.  Hear. Res. 18: 197-199,
      1985.


Volume 18, Number 3

Dolan TG, Mills JH, Schmiedt RA:
      Brainstem, whole-nerve AP and single-fiber
      suppression in the gerbil: Normative data.  Hear.
      Res. 18: 203-210, 1985.

 Rees A, Kay RH:
      Delineation of FM rate channels in man by
      detectability of a three-component modulation
      waveform.  Hear. Res. 18: 211-222, 1985.

Epping WJM, Eggermont JJ:
      Single-unit characteristics in the auditory
      midbrain of the immobilized grassfrog.  Hear.
      Res. 18: 223-244, 1985.

Henry KR:
      ON and OFF components of the auditory brainstem
      response have different frequency- and intensity-
      specific properties.  Hear. Res. 18: 245-252,
      1985.

Saunders JC:
      Auditory structure and function in the bird
      middle ear: An evaluation by SEM and capacitive
      probe.  Hear. Res. 18: 253-268, 1985.

Gil-Loyzaga P, Raymond J, Gabrion J:
      Carbohydrates detected by lectins in the
      vestibular organ.  Hear. Res. 18: 269-272, 1985.

O'Leary SJ, Black RC, Clark GM:
      Current distributions in the cat cochlea: A
      modelling and electrophysiological study.  Hear.
      Res. 18: 273-282, 1985.

Santi PA, Lakhani BN, Edwards LB, Morizono T:
      Cell volume density alterations within the stria
      vascularis after administration of a hyperosmotic
      agent.  Hear. Res. 18: 283-290, 1985.

Cheatham MA:
      Growth of suppression in the cochlear potentials. 
      Hear. Res. 18: 291-294, 1985.


Volume 19, Number 1

Shamma SA, Symmes D:
      Patterns of inhibition in auditory cortical cells
      in awake squirrel monkeys.  Hear. Res. 19: 1-14,
      1985.

Epping WJM, Eggermont JJ:
      Relation of binaural interaction and spectro-
      temporal characteristics in the auditory midbrain
      of the grassfrog.  Hear. Res. 19: 15-28, 1985.

Zwicker E, Henning GB:
      The four factors leading to binaural masking-
      level differences.  Hear. Res. 19: 29-48, 1985.

Bacon SP, Viemeister NF:
      A case study of monaural diplacusis.  Hear. Res.
      19: 49-56, 1985.

Coombs S, Fay RR:
      Adaptation effects on amplitude modulation
      detection: Behavioral and neurophysiological
      assessment in the goldfish auditory system. 
      Hear. Res. 19: 57-72, 1985.

Ryals BM, Rubel EW:
      Differential susceptibility of avian hair cells
      to acoustic trauma.  Hear. Res. 19: 73-84, 1985.

Heffner RS, Heffner HE:
      Hearing range of the domestic cat.  Hear. Res.
      19: 85-88, 1985.

Smith RL:
      Letter to Editor:  Comments on 'Very rapid
      adaptation in the guinea pig auditory nerve,' by
      Yates GK, Robertson D, and Johnstone BM. (Hear.
      Res. 17, 1-12, 1985).  Hear. Res. 19: 89-92,
      1985.


Volume 19, Number 2

Rouiller EM, Ribaupierre de F:
      Origin of afferents to physiologically defined
      regions of the medial geniculate body of the cat:
      Ventral and dorsal divisions.  Hear. Res. 19: 97-
      114, 1985.

Henry KR:
      Tuning of the auditory brainstem OFF responses is
      complementary to tuning of the auditory brainstem
      ON response.  Hear. Res. 19: 115-126, 1985.

Lee AH, Moller AR:
      Effects of sympathetic stimulation on the round
      window compound action potential in the rat. 
      Hear. Res. 19: 127-134, 1985.

Ryals BM, Rubel EW:
      Ontogenetic changes in the position of hair cell
      loss after acoustic overstimulation in avian
      basilar papilla.  Hear. Res. 19: 135-142, 1985.

Walger M, Schmidt U, Wedel von H:
      The influence of moderate-intensity noise on the
      compound action potential evoked by tone bursts
      in the guinea pig, Cavia procellus.  Hear. Res.
      19: 143-150, 1985.

Heffner HE, Heffner RS:
      Sound localization in wild Norway rats (Rattus
      norvegicus).  Hear. Res. 19: 151-156, 1985.

Kossl M, Vater M:
      Evoked acoustic emissions and cochlear
      microphonics in the mustache bat, Pteronotus
      parnellii.  Hear. Res. 19: 157-170, 1985.

Forge A:
      Outer hair cell loss and supporting cell
      expansion following chronic gentamicin treatment. 
      Hear. Res. 19: 171-182, 1985.


Volume 19, Number 3

Guelke RW, Bunn AE:
      A mechanism for stimulated acoustic emission in
      the cochlea.  Hear. Res. 19: 185-190, 1985.

Brown AM, Kemp DT:
      Intermodulation distortion in the cochlea:  Could
      basal vibration be the major cause of round
      window CM distortion?  Hear. Res. 19: 191-198,
      1985.

Shneiderman A, Henkel CK:
      Evidence of collateral axonal projections to the
      superior olivary complex.  Hear. Res. 19: 199-
      206, 1985.

Santos-Sacchi J:
      The effects of cytoplasmic acidification upon
      electrical coupling in the organ of Corti.  Hear.
      Res. 19: 207-216, 1985.

Cousillas H, Rebillard G:
      Age-dependent effects of a pure tone trauma in
      the chick basilar papilla: Evidence for a
      development of the tonotopic organization.  Hear.
      Res. 19: 217-226, 1985.

Legouix JP, Avan P:
      Role of suppressive interactions in the cochlear
      microphonic response to wide-band clicks.  Hear.
      Res. 19: 227-234, 1985.

Abbas PJ:
      Adaptation in hearing-impaired ears: Effects of
      immediate duration stimuli.  Hear. Res. 19: 235-
      244, 1985.

Takada A, Bledsoe Jr S, Schacht J:
      An energy-dependent step in aminoglycoside
      ototoxicity: Prevention of gentamicin ototoxicity
      during reduced endolymphatic potential.  Hear.
      Res. 19: 245-252, 1985.

Phillips DP:
      Temporal response features of cat auditory cortex
      neurons contributing to sensitivity to tones
      delivered in the presence of continuous noise. 
      Hear. Res. 19: 253-268, 1985.


Volume 20, Number 1

Loyzaga PG, Gabrion J, Uziel A:
      Lectins demonstrate the presence of carbohydrates
      in the tectorial membrane of mammalian cochlea. 
      Hear. Res. 20: 1-8, 1985.
Schacht J:
      Hormonal regulation of adenylate cyclase in the
      stria vascularis of the mouse.  Hear. Res. 20: 9-
      14, 1985.

Klis JFL, Smoorenburg GF:
      Modulation at the guinea pig round window of
      summating potentials and compound action
      potentials by low-frequency sound.  Hear. Res.
      20: 15-24, 1985.

Bjork EA:
      Weight of sound qualities in inducing audiogenic
      seizure in rats.  Hear. Res. 20: 25-30, 1985.

Dengerink HA, Wright JW, Miller JM, Goodwin P:
      The effects of nicotine on laser Doppler measures
      of cochlear blood flow.  Hear. Res. 20: 31-36,
      1985.

Lee SJ, Harpur ES:
      Abolition of the negative endocochlear potential
      as a consequence of the gentamicin-furosemide
      interaction.  Hear. Res. 20: 37-44, 1985.

Snyder RL, Schreiner CE:
      Forward masking of the auditory nerve neurophonic
      (ANN) and the frequency following response (FFR). 
      Hear. Res. 20: 45-62, 1985.

Robertson D, Gummer M;
      Physiological and morphological characterization
      of efferent neurons in the guinea pig cochlea. 
      Hear. Res. 20: 63-78, 1985.

Robertson D:
      Brainstem location of efferent neurones
      projecting to the guinea pig cochlea.  Hear. Res.
      20: 79-84, 1985.

Fuzessery ZM, Wenstrup JJ, Pollak GD:
      A representation of horizontal sound location in
      the inferior colliculus of the mustache bat
      (Pteronotus p. parnellii).  Hear. Res. 20: 85-90,
      1985.

Martin GK, Lonsbury-Martin BL, Probst R, Coats AC:
      Spontaneous otoacoustic emissions in the nonhuman
      primate: A survey.  Hear. Res. 20: 91-95, 1985.

Volume 20, Number 2

Kobler JB, Wilson BS, Henson Jr OW, Bishop AL:
      Echo intensity compensation by echolocating bats. 
      Hear. Res. 20: 99-108, 1985.

Shaddock LC, Hamernik RP, Wright CG:
      A morphometric technique for analysis of cochlear
      vessels.  Hear. Res. 20: 109-118, 1985.

Shaddock LC, Wright CG, Hamernik RP:
      A morphometric study of microvascular pathology
      following experimental rupture of Reissner's
      membrane.  Hear. Res. 20: 119-130, 1985.

Weiss TF, Peake WT, Rosowski JJ:
      A model for signal transmission in an ear having
      hair cells with free-standing stereocilia. I.
      Empirical basis for model structure.  Hear. Res.
      20: 131-138, 1985.

Rosowski JJ, Peake WT, Lynch III TJ, Leong R, Weiss
TF:
      A model for signal transmission in an ear having
      hair cells with free-standing stereocilia. II.
      Macromechanical stage.  Hear. Res. 20: 139-156,
      1985.

Weiss TF, Leong R:
      A model for signal transmission in an ear having
      hair cells with free-standing stereocilia. III.
      Micromechanical stage.  Hear. Res. 20: 157-174,
      1985.

Weiss TF, Leong R:
      A model for signal transmission in an ear having
      hair cells with free-standing stereocilia. IV.
      Mechanoelectric transduction stage.  Hear. Res.
      20: 175-195, 1985.


Volume 20, Number 3

Lauter JL, Herscovitch P, Formby C, Raichle ME:
      Tonotopic organization in human auditory cortex
      revealed by positron emission tomography.  Hear.
      Res. 20: 199-206, 1985.

Henson MM, Burridge K, Fitzpatrick D, Jenkins DB,
Pillsbury HC, Henson Jr OW:
      Immunocytochemical localization of contractile
      and contraction associated proteins in the spiral
      ligament of the cochlea.  Hear. Res. 20: 207-214,
      1985.

Martin MR:
      Evidence for an excitatory amino acid as the
      transmitter of the auditory nerve in the in vitro
      mouse cochlear nucleus.  Hear. Res. 20: 215-220,
      1985.

Gerken GM, Saunders SS, Simhadri-Sumithra R, Bhat KHV:
      Behavioral thresholds for electrical stimulation
      applied to auditory brainstem nuclei in cat are
      altered by injurious and noninjurious sound. 
      Hear. Res. 20: 221-232, 1985.

Forge A, Fradis M:
      Structural abnormalities in the stria vascularis
      following chronic gentamicin treatment.  Hear.
      Res. 20: 233-244, 1985.

Slepecky N, Chamberlain SC:
      Immunoelectron microscopic and immunofluorescent
      localization of cytoskeletal and muscle-like
      contractile proteins in inner ear sensory hair
      cells.  Hear. Res. 20: 245-260, 1985.

Jenison GL, Bobbin RP:
      Quisqualate excites spiral ganglion neurons of
      the guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 20: 261-266, 1985.

Syka J, Melichar I:
      The effect of loop diuretics upon summating
      potentials in the guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 20:
      267-274, 1985.

Brugge JF, Orman SS, Coleman JR, Chan JCK, Phillips
DP:
      Binaural interactions in cortical area AI of cats
      reared with unilateral atresia of the external
      ear canal.  Hear. Res. 20: 275-288, 1985.

Aran JM, Erre JP, Charlet de Sauvage R:
      Derived evoked potentials for continuous tones
      using a hybrid electrical-acoustical stimulation. 
      Hear. Res. 20: 289-293, 1985.

Volume 21, Number 1

Viergever MA, Diependaal RJ:
      Quantitative validation of cochlear models using
      the Liouville-Green approximation.  Hear. Res.
      21: 1-16, 1986.

Aertsen AMHJ, Vlaming MSMG, Eggermont JJ, Johannesma
PIM:
      Directional hearing in the grassfrog (Rana
      temporaria L.). II. Acoustics and modelling of
      the auditory periphery.  Hear. Res. 21: 17-40,
      1986.

Thorne PR, Duncan CE, Gavin JB:
      The pathogenesis of stereocilia abnormalities in
      acoustic trauma.  Hear. Res. 21: 41-50, 1986.

Grandori F:
      Field analysis of auditory evoked brainstem
      potentials.  Hear. Res. 21: 51-58, 1986.

Wit HP, Horst JW:
      Contrast enhancement in frequency spectra of
      cochlear microphonic responses to complex
      stimuli.  Hear. Res. 21: 59-66, 1986.

Butler RA:
      The bandwidth effect on monaural and binaural
      localization.  Hear. Res. 21: 67-74, 1986.

Hubbard AE:
      Cochlear emissions simulated using one-
      dimensional model of cochlear hydrodynamics. 
      Hear. Res. 21: 75-82, 1986.

Yu-Wen S, Yi-Xiong Z, Dan-Ping D:
      Effects of L-aspartate and oxaloacetic acid on
      click-evoked cochlear potentials.  Hear. Res. 21:
      83-86, 1986.

Dechesne CJ, Pujol R:
      Neuron-specific enolase immunoreactivity in the
      developing mouse cochlea.  Hear. Res. 21: 87-90,
      1986.

Shofner WP, Sachs MB:
      Representation of a low-frequency tone in the
      discharge rate of populations of auditory nerve
      fibers.  Hear. Res. 21: 91-95, 1986.


Volume 21, Number 2

Bell J, Holmes MH:
      A nonlinear model for transduction in hair cells. 
      Hear. Res. 21: 97-108, 1986.

Honert van den C, Stypulkowski PH:
      Characterization of the electrically evoked
      auditory brainstem response (ABR) in cats and
      humans.  Hear. Res. 21: 109-126, 1986.

Prijs VF:
      Single-unit response at the round window of the
      guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 21: 127-134, 1986.

Johnson DH, Tsuchitani C, Linebarger DA, Johnson MJ:
      Application of a point process model to responses
      of cat lateral superior olive units to
      ipsilateral tones.  Hear. Res. 21: 135-160, 1986.

Romand R, Romand MR:
      Perinatal growth of spiral ganglion cells in the
      kitten.  Hear. Res. 21: 161-166, 1986.

Batra R, Kuwada S, Maher VL:
      The frequency-following response to continuous
      tones in humans.  Hear. Res. 21: 167-178, 1986.

Kuwada S, Batra R, Maher VL:
      Scalp potentials of normal and hearing-impaired
      subjects in response to sinusoidally amplitude-
      modulated tones.  Hear. Res. 21: 179-192, 1986.


Volume 21, Number 3

Rutten WLC:
      The influence of cochlear hearing loss and probe
      tone level on compound action potential tuning
      curves in humans.  Hear. Res. 21: 195-204, 1986.

Santos-Sacchi J:
      The temperature dependence of electrical coupling
      in the organ of Corti.  Hear. Res. 21: 205-212,
      1986.
Schreiner CE, Snyder RL, Johnstone BM:
      Effects of extracochlear direct current
      stimulation on the ensemble auditory nerve
      activity of cats.  Hear. Res. 21: 213-226, 1986.

Schreiner CE, Urbas JV:
      Representation of amplitude modulation in the
      auditory cortex of the cat.  I. The anterior
      auditory field (AAF).  Hear. Res. 21: 227-242,
      1986.

Furness DN, Hackney CM:
      High-resolution scanning-electron microscopy of
      stereocilia using the osmium-thiocarbohydrazide
      coating technique.  Hear. Res. 21: 243-250, 1986.

Shannon RV, Houtgast T:
      Growth of pulsation threshold of a suppressed
      tone as a function of its level.  Hear. Res. 21:
      251-256, 1986.

Shannon RV:
      Psychophysical suppression of selective portions
      of pulsation threshold patterns.  Hear. Res. 21:
      257-260, 1986.

Probst R, Coats AC, Martin GK, Lonsbury-Martin BL:
      Spontaneous, click-, and toneburst-evoked
      otoacoustic emissions from normal ears.  Hear.
      Res. 21: 261-276, 1986.

Prieto J, Merchan JA, Gil-Loyzaga P, Rueda J:
      Subsurface material in outer hair cells.  Hear.
      Res. 21: 277-280, 1986.


Volume 22 

Proceedings of Nobel Symposium 63, "Cellular
Mechanisms in Hearing" (in honor of Georg von Bekesy),
Stockholm, Sweden, September 2-6, 1985).

Tonndorf J:
      Georg von Bekesy and his work.  Hear. Res. 22: 3-
      10, 1986.

Wirgin J:
      The art collection of Georg von Bekesy.  Hear.
      Res. 22: 11-12, 1986.
Bernhard CG:
      Georg von Bekesy and the Karolinska Institute. 
      Hear. Res. 22: 13-17, 1986.


Electrical Transduction in Hair Cells

Hudspeth AJ:
      The ionic channels of a vertebrate hair cell. 
      Hear. Res. 22: 21-28, 1986.

Gitter AH, Fromter E, Zenner HP:
      Membrane potential and ion channels in isolated
      mammalian outer hair cells.  Hear. Res. 22: 29,
      1986.

Hudspeth AJ, Holton T:
      Ensemble-variance analysis of transduction in
      saccular hair cells.  Hear. Res. 22: 30, 1986.

Art JJ, Crawford AC, Fettiplace R:
      Electrical resonance and membrane currents in
      turtle cochlear hair cells.  Hear. Res. 22: 31-
      36, 1986.

Hudspeth AJ, Lewis RS:
      The ionic basis of electrical resonance in hair
      cells of the bullfrog's sacculus.  Hear. Res. 22:
      37, 1986.

Anniko M, Wroblewski R:
      Microprobe analysis at the cellular and
      subcellular levels in the mammalian inner ear. 
      Hear. Res. 22: 38, 1986.


Mechanical Transduction

Hirokawa N:
      Cytoskeletal architecture of chicken cochlear
      hair cells revealed with the quick-freeze, deep-
      etch technique.  Hear. Res. 22: 41-54, 1986.

Tilney LG, Tilney MS:
      Functional organization of the cytoskeleton. 
      Hear. Res. 22: 55-78, 1986.

Furness DN, Hackney CM, Evans EF:
      The ultrastructure of stereociliary cross-links. 
      Hear. Res. 22: 79, 1986.

Flock A:
      Mechanical properties of hair cells.  Hear. Res.
      22: 80, 1986.

Tonndorf J:
      Ciliary dysfunction:  A pathological
      manifestation (Discussion remark to Flock A,
      'Mechanical properties of hair cells').  Hear.
      Res. 22: 81, 1986.

Slepecky N:
      Tropomyosin co-localized with actin
      microfilaments and microtubules within inner ear
      supporting cells.  Hear. Res. 22: 82, 1986.

Zenner HP:
      Motile responses in outer hair cells.  Hear. Res.
      22: 83-90, 1986.

Crawford AC, Fettiplace R:
      Mechanical tuning in turtle cochlear hair cells. 
      Hear. Res. 22: 91, 1986.

Karlsson K, Flock A:
      Graded mechanical properties of stereocilia. 
      Hear. Res. 22: 92, 1986.

Hudspeth AJ, Holton T:
      Micromechanical properties of the alligator
      lizard's basilar papilla contribute to frequency
      tuning.  Hear. Res. 22: 93, 1986.

Schacht J, Zenner HP:
      The phosphoinositide cascade in isolated outer
      hair cells:  Possible role as second messenger
      for motile responses.  Hear. Res. 22: 94, 1986.

Kemp DT:
      Otoacoustic emissions, travelling waves and
      cochlear mechanisms.  Hear. Res. 22: 95-104,
      1986.

Kim DO:
      Active and nonlinear cochlear biomechanics and
      the role of outer-hair-cell subsystem in the
      mammalian auditory system.  Hear. Res. 22: 105-
      114, 1986.

Cochlear Mechanisms

Lim DJ:
      Functional structure of the organ of Corti:  A
      review.  Hear. Res. 22: 117-146, 1986.

Johnstone BM, Patuzzi R, Yates GK:
      Basilar membrane measurements and the travelling
      wave.  Hear. Res. 22: 147-154, 1986.

Zwislocki JJ:
      Analysis of cochlear mechanics.  Hear. Res. 22:
      155-169, 1986.

Tonndorf J:
      Effects of changes in endolymphatic fluid volume
      (Discussion remark to Zwislocki J, 'Analysis of
      cochlear mechanics').  Hear. Res. 22: 170, 1986.

Kiang NYS, Liberman MC, Sewell WF, Guinan JJ:
      Single unit clues to cochlear mechanisms.  Hear.
      Res. 22: 171-182, 1986.

Klinke R, Schermuly L:
      Inner ear mechanics of the crocodilian and avian
      basilar papillae in comparison to neuronal data. 
      Hear. Res. 22: 183-184, 1986.

Dallos P:
      Neurobiology of cochlear inner and outer hair
      cells:  Intracellular recordings.  Hear. Res. 22:
      185-198, 1986.

Russell IJ, Cody AR, Richardson GP:
      The responses of inner and outer hair cells in
      the basal turn of the guinea-pig cochlea and in
      the mouse cochlea grown in vitro.  Hear. Res. 22:
      199-216, 1986.

Zwislocki JJ:
      Are nonlinearities observed in firing rates of
      auditory-nerve afferents reflections of a
      nonlinear coupling between the tectorial membrane
      and the organ of Corti?  Hear. Res. 22: 217-222,
      1986.

Tonndorf J:
      Auditory nonlinearities:  The role of cochlear
      hydromechanics.  Hear. Res. 22: 223-228, 1986.

Oesterle E, Dallos P:
      Intracellular recordings from supporting cells in
      the organ of Corti.  Hear. Res. 22: 229-232,
      1986.


Synaptic Mechanisms and Environment

Klinke R:
      Neurotransmission in the inner ear.  Hear. Res.
      22: 235-244, 1986.

Siegel JH, Dallos P:
      Spike activity recorded from the organ of Corti. 
      Hear. Res. 22: 245-248, 1986.

Fex J, Altschuler RA:
      Neurotransmitter-related immunocytochemistry of
      the organ of Corti.  Hear. Res. 22: 249-264,
      1986.

Van De Water TR:
      Determinants of neuron-sensory receptor cell
      interaction during development of the inner ear. 
      Hear. Res. 22: 265-278, 1986.

Anniko M, Wroblewski R:
      Ionic environment of cochlear hair cells.  Hear.
      Res. 22: 279-294, 1986.

Schacht J:
      Molecular mechanisms of drug-induced hearing
      loss.  Hear. Res. 22: 297-304, 1986.

Evans EF:
      Cochlear frequency selectivity:  Implications for
      normal and abnormal hearing.  Hear. Res. 22: 305-
      306, 1986.

Slepecky N:
      Overview of mechanical damage to the inner ear:
      Noise as a tool to probe cochlear function. 
      Hear. Res. 22: 307-322, 1986.

Saunders JC, Flock A:
      Changes in cochlear hair-cell stereocilia
      stiffness following overstimulation.  Hear. Res.
      22: 323, 1986.


Volume 23, Number 1

Boer de E, Kaernbach Chr, Konig P, Schillen Th:
      Forward and reverse waves in the one-dimensional
      model of the cochlea.  Hear. Res. 23: 1-8, 1986.

Khanna SM:
      Homodyne interferometer for basilar membrane
      measurements.  Hear. Res. 23: 9-26, 1986.

Khanna SM, Johnson GW, Jacobs J:
      Homodyne interferometer for basilar membrane
      vibration measurements. II. Hardware and
      techniques.  Hear. Res. 23: 27-36, 1986.

Khanna SM, Leonard DGB:
      Measurement of basilar membrane vibrations and
      evaluation of the cochlear condition.  Hear. Res.
      23: 37-54, 1986.

Khanna SM, Leonard DGB:
      Relationship between basilar membrane tuning and
      hair cell condition.  Hear. Res. 23: 55-70, 1986.

Horner KC, Barkway C:
      Central auditory function in a hearing-impaired
      white mouse.  Hear. Res. 23: 71-80, 1986.

Conlee JW, Abdul-Baqi KJ, McCandless GA, Creel DJ:
      Differential susceptibility to noise-induced
      permanent threshold shift between albino and
      pigmented guinea pigs.  Hear. Res. 23: 81-92,
      1986.

Howard J, Ashmore JF:
      Stiffness of sensory hair bundles in the sacculus
      of the frog.  Hear. Res. 23: 93-104, 1986.


Volume 23, Number 2

Legouix JP, Avan P, Lenoir M:
      Modifications of cochlear microphonic frequency
      responses following transient changes of
      hydrostatic pressure in the perilymph.  Hear.
      Res. 23: 105-114, 1986.
Peyret D, Geffard M, Aran JM:
      GABA immunoreactivity in the primary nuclei of
      the auditory central nervous system.  Hear. Res.
      23: 115-122, 1986.

Rees A, Green GGR, Kay RH:
      Steady-state evoked responses to sinusoidally
      amplitude-modulated sounds recorded in man. 
      Hear. Res. 23: 123-134, 1986.

Tange RA, Wijburg FA:
      The vasculature of the external wall of the
      gerbil's inner ear.  Hear. Res. 23: 135-140,
      1986.

Salt AN, Thalmann R, Marcus DC, Bohne BA:
      Direct measurement of longitudinal endolymph flow
      rate in the guinea pig cochlea.  Hear. Res. 23:
      141-152, 1986.

Santi PA, Anderson CB:
      Alcian Blue staining of cochlear hair cell
      stereocilia and other cochlear tissues.  Hear.
      Res. 23: 153-160, 1986.

Oberholtzer JC, Schneider ME, Summers MC, Saunders JC,
Matschinsky FM:
      The development appearance of a major basilar
      papilla-specific protein in the chick.  Hear.
      Res. 23: 161-168, 1986.

Murata K, Ito S, Horikawa J, Minami S:
      The acoustic middle ear muscle reflex in albino
      rats.  Hear. Res. 23: 169-184, 1986.

Linebarger DA, Johnson DH:
      Superposition models of the discharge patterns of
      units in the lower auditory system.  Hear. Res.
      23: 185-198, 1986.

Fastl H, Hesse A, Schorer E, Urbas J, Muller-Preuss P:
      Searching for neural correlates of the hearing
      sensation fluctuation strength in the auditory
      cortex of squirrel monkeys.  Hear. Res. 23: 199-
      203, 1986.


Volume 23, Number 3

Code RA, Winer JA:
      Columnar organization and reciprocity of
      commissural connections in cat primary auditory
      cortex (AI).  Hear. Res. 23: 205-222, 1986.

Cacace AT, Smith RL:
      Some poststimulatory effects on the whole nerve
      action potential.  Hear. Res. 23: 223-232, 1986.

Saunders JC, Flock A:
      Recovery of threshold shift in hair-cell
      stereocilia following exposure to intense
      stimulation.  Hear. Res. 23: 233-244, 1986.

Saunders JC, Canlon B, Flock A:
      Growth of threshold shift in hair-cell
      stereocilia following overstimulation.  Hear.
      Res. 23: 245-256, 1986.

Bacon SP, Moore BCJ:
      Temporal effects in simultaneous pure-tone
      masking:  Effects of signal frequency,
      masker/signal frequency ratio, and masker level. 
      Hear. Res. 23: 257-266, 1986.

Kohlrausch A:
      The influence of signal duration, signal
      frequency and masker duration on binaural masking
      level differences.  Hear. Res. 23: 267-274, 1986.

Fechter LD, Young JS, Nuttall AL:
      Trimethyltin ototoxicity:  Evidence for a
      cochlear site of injury.  Hear. Res. 23: 275-282,
      1986.

Wijburg FA, Boer de E:
      Time course of suppression.  Hear. Res. 23: 283-
      286, 1986.

Meddis R:
      Letter to Editor:  Comments on 'Very rapid
      adaptation in the guinea pig auditory nerve' by
      Yates GK, Robertson D, and Johnstone BM. (Hear.
      Res. 17, 1-12, 1985).  Hear. Res. 23: 287, 1986.

Yates GK:
      Reply to Letter to Editor:  Hear. Res. 23: 288-
      290, 1986.

Volume 24, Number 1

Palmer AR, Russell IJ:
      Phase-locking in the cochlear nerve of the
      guinea-pig and its relation to the receptor
      potential of inner hair-cells.  Hear. Res. 24: 1-
      16, 1986.

Liberman MC, Brown MC:
      Physiology and anatomy of single olivocochlear
      neurons in the cat.  Hear. Res. 24: 17-36, 1986.

Epping WJM, Eggermont JJ:
      Sensitivity of neurons in the auditory midbrain
      of the grassfrog to temporal characteristics of
      sound. I. Stimulation with acoustic clicks. 
      Hear. Res. 24: 37-54, 1986.

Epping WJM, Eggermont JJ:
      Sensitivity of neurons in the auditory midbrain
      of the grassfrog to temporal characteristics of
      sound. II. Stimulation with amplitude modulated
      sound.  Hear. Res. 24: 55-72, 1986.

Makous JC, O'Neill WE:
      Directional sensitivity of the auditory midbrain
      in the mustached bat to free-field tones.  Hear.
      Res. 24: 73-88, 1986.


Volume 24, Number 2

Smolders JWT, Klinke R:
      Synchronized responses of primary auditory fibre-
      populations in Caiman crocodilus (L.) to single
      tones and clicks.  Hear. Res. 24: 89-104, 1986.

Tachibana M, Nishimura H:
      Incorporation of inositol in the cochlear tissues
      as determined by autoradiography.  Hear. Res. 24:
      105-110, 1986.

Kelly JB, Judge PW, Phillips DP:
      Representation of the cochlea in primary auditory
      cortex of the ferret (Mustela putorius).  Hear.
      Res. 24: 111-116, 1986.

Horner KC:
      The tensor tympani muscle reflex in the mouse. 
      Hear. Res. 24: 117-124, 1986.

Geisler CD:
      A model of the effect of outer hair cell motility
      on cochlear vibrations.  Hear. Res. 24: 125-132,
      1986.

Rybak LP, Whitworth C:
      Changes in endolymph chloride concentration
      following furosemide injection.  Hear. Res. 24:
      133-136, 1986.

Wiet GJ, Godfrey DA, Ross CD, Dunn JD:
      Quantitative distributions of aspartate
      aminotransferase and glutaminase activities in
      the rat cochlea.  Hear. Res. 24: 137-150, 1986.

Henry KR:
      Offset tuning curves generated by simultaneous
      masking are more finely tuned than those
      generated by forward masking.  Hear. Res. 24:
      151-162, 1986.

Long GR, Cullen Jr JK:
      Detection of pure-tone amplitude modulation as a
      function of sensation level from 8 to 14 kHz. 
      Hear. Res. 24: 163-168, 1986.

Arima T, Uemura T, Yamamoto T:
      Cytoskeletal organization in the supporting cell
      of the guinea pig organ of Corti.  Hear. Res. 24:
      169-175, 1986.


Volume 24, Number 3

Santi PA:
      Organ of Corti surface preparations for computer-
      assisted morphometry.  Hear. Res. 24: 179-188,
      1986.

Santi PA, Mitchell WH, Harrison RG:
      A computer-assisted morphometric analysis of the
      organ of Corti.  Hear. Res. 24: 189-202, 1986.

Moller AR, Rees A:
      Dynamic properties of the responses of single
      neurons in the inferior colliculus of the rat. 
      Hear. Res. 24: 203-216, 1986.
Saunders JC, Canlon B, Flock A:
      Changes in stereocilia micromechanics following
      overstimulation in metabolically blocked hair
      cells.  Hear. Res. 24: 217-226, 1986.

Saunders JC, Relkin EM, Rosowski JJ, Bahl C:
      Changes in middle-ear input admittance during
      postnatal auditory development in chicks.  Hear.
      Res. 24: 227-236, 1986.

Prieto JJ, Merchan JA:
      Tannic acid staining of the cell coat of the
      organ of Corti.  Hear. Res. 24: 237-242, 1986.

Altman JA, Kalmykova IV:
      Role of the dog's auditory cortex in
      discrimination of sound signals simulating sound
      source movement.  Hear. Res. 24: 243-254, 1986.

Eggermont JJ, Epping WJM:
      Sensitivity of neurons in the auditory midbrain
      of the grassfrog to temporal characteristics of
      sound. III. Stimulation with natural and
      synthetic mating calls.  Hear. Res. 24: 255-268,
      1986.

Kelly JB, Kavanagh GL, Dalton JCH:
      Hearing in the ferret (Mustela putorius):
      Thresholds for pure tone detection.  Hear. Res.
      24: 269-276, 1986.

Bonfils P, Remond MC, Pujol R:
      Efferent tracts and cochlear frequency
      selectivity.  Hear. Res. 24: 277-284, 1986.

Bonfils P, Remond MC, Pujol R:
      Effects of section of the medial efferent tracts
      (crossed and uncrossed) on cochlear frequency
      selectivity.  Hear. Res. 24: 285-288, 1986.

Lutkenhoner B, Smith RL:
      Rapid adaptation of auditory-nerve fibers:  Fine
      structure at high stimulus intensities.  Hear.
      Res. 24: 289-294, 1986.


Volume 25, Number 1

Lutfi RA:
      Masking additivity in the hearing-impaired. 
      Hear. Res. vol 25, #1, pp 3-10 1987.

Mulroy MJ, Williams RS:
      Auditory stereocilia in the alligator lizard. 
      Hear. Res. 25: 11-22, 1987.

Melichar I, Syka J:
      DC potentials in different cells of the stria
      vascularis measured in vitro.  Hear. Res. 25: 23-
      34, 1987.

Melichar I, Syka J:
      Electrophysiological measurements of the stria
      vascularis potentials in vivo.  Hear. Res. 25:
      35-44, 1987.

Richardson GP, Russell IJ, Duance VC, Bailey AJ:
      Polypeptide composition of the mammalian
      tectorial membrane.  Hear. Res. 25: 45-60, 1987.

Arima T, Uemura T, Yamamoto T:
      Three-dimensional visualizations of the inner ear
      hair cell of the guinea pig.  A rapid-freeze,
      deep-etch study of filamentous and membranous
      organelles.  Hear. Res. 25: 61-68, 1987.

Robertson D, Anderson CJ, Cole KS:
      Segregation of efferent projections to different
      turns of the guinea pig cochlea.  Hear. Res. 25:
      69-76, 1987.

Bobbin RP, Ceasar G:
      Kynurenic acid and y-D-
      glutamylaminomethylsulfonic acid suppress the
      compound action potential of the auditory nerve. 
      Hear. Res. 25: 77-82, 1987.

Lewis ER:
      Speculations about noise and the evolution of
      vertebrate hearing.  Hear. Res. 25: 83-90, 1987.


Volume 25, Number 2/3

Greenberg S, Marsh JT, Brown WS, Smith JC:
      Neural temporal coding of low pitch. I. Human
      frequency-following responses to complex tones. 
      Hear. Res. 25: 91-114, 1987.
Tachibana M, Morioka H, Machino M, Mizukoshi O:
      Cytochemical localization of specific
      carbohydrates in the cochlea using wheat germ
      agglutinin-gold.  Hear. Res. 25: 115-120, 1987.

Tachibana M, Takada A:
      Incorporation of palmitic acid in the organ of
      Corti as revealed by autoradiography.  Hear. Res.
      25: 121-124, 1987.

Cotanche DA, Cotton CU, Gatzy JT, Sulik KK:
      Ultrastructural and electrophysiological
      maturation of the chick tegmentum vasculosum. 
      Hear. Res. 25: 125-140, 1987.

Tilney MS, Tilney LG, DeRosier DJ:
      The distribution of hair cell bundle lengths and
      orientations suggests an unexpected pattern of
      hair cell stimulation in the chick cochlea. 
      Hear. Res. 25: 141-152, 1987.

Leake PA, Snyder RL:
      Uptake of horseradish peroxidase from perilymph
      by cochlear hair cells.  Hear. Res. 25: 153-172,
      1987.

Pickles JO, Osborne MP, Comis SD:
      Vulnerability of tip links between stereocilia to
      acoustic trauma in the guinea pig.  Hear. Res.
      25: 173-184, 1987.

Khalkhali-Ellis Z, Hemming FW, Steel KP:
      Glycoconjugates of the tectorial membrane.  Hear.
      Res. 25: 185-192, 1987.

Brown CJ, Abbas PJ:
      A comparison of AP and ABR tuning curves in the
      guinea pig.  Hear. Res. 25: 193-204, 1987.

Lippe WR:
      Shift to tonotopic organization in brain stem
      auditory nuclei of the chicken during late
      embryonic development.  Hear. Res. 25: 205-208,
      1987.

Heierli P, Ribaupierre de F, Ribaupierre d Y:
      Functional properties and interactions of neuron
      pairs simultaneously recorded in the medial
      geniculate body of the cat.  Hear. Res. 25: 209-
      226, 1987.

Santos-Sacchi J:
      Electrical coupling differs in the in vitro and
      in vivo organ of Corti.  Hear. Res. 25: 227-232,
      1987.

Hillery CM, Narins PM:
      Frequency and time domain comparison of low-
      frequency auditory fiber responses in two anuran
      amphibians.  Hear. Res. 25: 233-248, 1987.

Schweitzer L:
      Development of brainstem auditory evoked
      responses in the hamster.  Hear. Res. 25: 249-
      256, 1987.

Harris DM:
      Current source density analysis of frequency
      coding in the inferior colliculus.  Hear. Res.
      25: 257-266, 1987.

Cotanche DA, Saunders JC, Tilney LG:
      Hair cell damage produced by acoustic trauma in
      the chick cochlea.  Hear. Res. 25: 267-286, 1987.


Volume 26, Number 1

Guinan Jr JJ, McCue MP:
      Asymmetries in the acoustic reflexes of the cat
      stapedius muscle.  Hear. Res. 26: 1-10, 1987.

Rottoveel JJ, Colon EJ, Stegeman DF, Visco YM:
      The maturation of the central auditory conduction
      in preterm infants until three months post term.
      I. Composite group averages of brainstem (ABR)
      and middle latency (MLR) auditory evoked
      responses. Hear. Res. 26: 11-20, 1987.

Rottoveel JJ, Graaf de R, Colon EJ, Stegeman DF, Visco
YM:
      The maturation of the central auditory conduction
      in preterm infants until three months post term.
      II The auditory brainstem responses (ABRs). 
      Hear. Res. 26: 21-36, 1987.

Young JS, Upchurch MB, Kaufman MJ, Fechter LD:
      Carbon monoxide exposure potentiates high-
      frequency auditory threshold shifts induced by
      noise.  Hear. Res. 26: 37-44, 1987.

Liberman MC, Dodds LW:
      Acute ultrastructural changes in acoustic trauma:
      Serial-section reconstruction of stereocilia and
      cuticular plates.  Hear. Res. 26: 45-64, 1987.

Liberman MC:
      Chronic ultrastructural changes in acoustic
      trauma:  Serial-section reconstruction of
      stereocilia and cuticular plates.  Hear. Res. 26:
      65-88, 1987.

Rybak LP, Whitworth C:
      Some organic acids attenuate the effects of
      furosemide on the endocochlear potential.  Hear.
      Res. 26: 89-94, 1987.

Anniko M, Borg E, Hultcrantz M, Webster DB:
      Morphological and electrophysiological study of
      the inner ear and the central auditory pathways
      following whole body fetal irradiation.  Hear.
      Res. 26: 95-104, 1987.

Seaman RL, Lebovitz RM:
      Auditory unit responses to single-pulse and twin-
      pulse microwave stimuli.  Hear. Res. 26: 105-116,
      1987.

Ikeda K, Kusakari J, Takasaka T, Saito Y:
      The CA2+ activity of cochlear endolymph of the
      guinea pig and the effect of inhibitors.  Hear.
      Res. 26: 117-126, 1987.

Rizer FM, Don M, Sininger Y:
      Induced temporary threshold shift in guinea pigs.
      Hear. Res. 26: 127-128, 1987.


Volume 26, Number 2

Barron SA, Daigneault EA:
      Effect of cisplatin on hair cell morphology and
      lateral wall Na,K-ATPase activity.  Hear. Res.
      26: 131-138, 1987.

Ferrary E, Bernard C, Sterkers O, Escoubet B:
      Prostaglandins in the semicircular canal of the
      frog.  Hear. Res. 26: 139-144, 1987.

Narins PM:
      Coding of signals in noise by amphibian auditory
      nerve fibers.  Hear. Res. 26: 145-154, 1987.

Costalupes JA, Rich NC, Ruggero MA:
      Effects of excitatory and non-excitatory
      suppressor tones on two-tone rate suppression in
      auditory nerve fibers.  Hear. Res. 26: 155-164,
      1987.

Schiano JL, Trahiotis C:
      A programmable-delay line.  Hear. Res. 26: 165-
      170, 1987.

Tachibana M, Morioka H, Nishimura H, Kitamura T:
      Electron microscopic autoradiographic
      demonstration of inositol incorporation in the
      cochlea.  Hear. Res. 26: 171-176, 1987.

Rask-Anderson H, Erwall C, Steel KP, Friberg U:
      The endolymphatic sac in a mouse mutant with
      cochleo-saccular degeneration. 
      Electrophysiological and ultrastructure
      correlations.  Hear. Res. 26: 177-190, 1987.

Puel JL, Lenoir M, Uziel A:
      Dose-dependent changes in the rat cochlea
      following aminoglycoside intoxication. I.
      Physiological study.  Hear. Res. 26: 191-198,
      1987.

Lenoir M, Puel JL:
      Dose-dependent changes in the rat cochlea
      following aminoglycoside intoxication. II.
      Histological study.  Hear. Res. 26: 199-210,
      1987.

Maffi CL, Aitkin LM:
      Differential neural projections to regions of the
      inferior colliculus of the cat responsive to high
      frequency sounds.  Hear. Res. 26: 211-220, 1987.

Ulehlova L, Voldrich L:
      Modified staining technique for surface
      preparation of the organ of Corti.  Hear. Res.
      26: 221-224, 1987.

Lusted HS:
      Letter to Editor:  Recording electrode site in
      relation to amplitude of the electrically evoked
      auditory brainstem response.  Hear. Res. 26: 225,
      1987.

Honert van den C, Stypulkowski PH:
      Reply to Letter to the Editor:  Hear. Res. 26:
      226-227, 1987.


Volume 26, Number 3

Manni JJ, Kuijpers W:
      Longitudinal flow of macromolecules in the
      endolymphatic space of the rat.  An
      autoradiographical study.  Hear. Res. 26: 229-
      238, 1987.

Popelar J, Syka J, Berndt H:
      Effect of noise on auditory evoked responses in
      awake guinea pigs.  Hear. Res. 26: 239-248, 1987.

Zajic G, Schacht J:
      Comparison of isolated outer hair cells from five
      mammalian species.  Hear. Res. 26: 249-256, 1987.

Manley GA, Schulze M, Oeckinghaus H:
      Otoacoustic emissions in a song bird.  Hear. Res.
      26: 257-266, 1987.

Irvine DRF:
      Interaural intensity differences in the cat:
      Changes in sound pressure level at the two ears
      associated with azimuthal displacements in the
      frontal horizontal plane.  Hear. Res. 26: 267-
      286, 1987.

Turner RG:
      Neural tuning in the granite spiny lizard.  Hear.
      Res. 26: 287-300, 1987.

Brown JN, Nuttall AL:
      Cryoprobe-induced apical lesions in the
      chinchilla.  I. Morphological effects of
      lesioning parameters.  Hear. Res. 26: 301-310,
      1987.

Smith DW, Brown JN, Moody DB, Stebbins WC, Nuttall AL:
      Cryoprobe-induced apical lesions in the
      chinchilla.  II. Effects on behavioral auditory
      thresholds.  Hear. Res. 26: 311-318, 1987.

Horner KC, Cazals Y:
      Rapidly fluctuating thresholds at the onset of
      experimentally-induced hydrops in the guinea pig.
      Hear. Res. 26: 319-326, 1987.

Horner KC, Serviere J, Granier-Deferre C:
      Deoxyglucose demonstration of in-utero hearing in
      the guinea pig foetus.  Hear. Res. 26: 327-333,
      1987.


Volume 27, Number 1

Thorne PR, Nuttall AL:
      Laser Doppler measurements of cochlear blood flow
      during loud sound exposure in the guinea pig. 
      Hear. Res. 27: 1-10, 1987.

Steel KP, Barkway C, Bock GR:
      Strial dysfunction in mice with cochleo-saccular
      abnormalities.  Hear. Res. 27: 11-26, 1987.

Hillerdal M:
      Cochlear blood flow in the rat.  A methodological
      evaluation of the microsphere method.  Hear. Res.
      27: 27-36, 1987.

Fechter LD, Thorne PR, Nuttall AL:
      Effects of carbon monoxide on cochlear
      electrophysiology and blood flow.  Hear. Res. 27:
      37-46, 1987.

Santi PA, Anderson CB:
      A newly identified surface coat on cochlear hair
      cells.  Hear. Res. 27: 47-66, 1987.

Jones TA, Beck MM, Brown-Borg HM, Burger RE:
      Far-field recordings of short latency auditory
      responses in the White Leghorn chick.  Hear. Res.
      27: 67-74, 1987.

Pitchford S, Ashmore JF:
      An electrical resonance in hair cells of the
      amphibian papilla of the frog Rana temporaria. 
      Hear. Res. 27: 75-84, 1987.
Rotteveel JJ, Colon EJ, Stegeman DF, Visco YM:
      The maturation of the central auditory conduction
      in preterm infants until three months post term.
      IV. Composite group averages of the cortical
      auditory evoked responses (ACRs).  Hear. Res. 27:
      85-94, 1987.

Rotteveel JJ, Graaf de R, Stegeman DF, Colon EJ, Visco
YM:
      The maturation of the central auditory conduction
      in preterm infants until three months post term.
      V.  The auditory cortical response (ACR).  Hear.
      Res. 27: 95-110, 1987.


Volume 27, Number 2

Nuttall AL:
      Techniques for the observation and measurement of
      red blood cell velocity in vessels of the guinea
      pig cochlea.  Hear. Res. 27: 111-120, 1987.

Nuttall AL:
      Velocity of red blood cell flow in capillaries of
      the guinea pig cochlea.  Hear. Res. 27: 121-128,
      1987.

Rees A, Moller AR:
      Stimulus properties influencing the responses of
      inferior colliculus neurons to amplitude-
      modulated sounds.  Hear. Res. 27: 129-144, 1987.

Wang ZX, Ryan AF, Woolf NK:
      Pentobarbital and ketamine alter the pattern of
      2-deoxyglucose uptake in the central auditory
      system of the gerbil.  Hear. Res. 27: 145-156,
      1987.

Smith DI, Kraus N:
      Postnatal development of the auditory brainstem
      response (ABR) in the unanesthetized gerbil. 
      Hear. Res. 27: 157-164, 1987.

Kraus N, Smith DI, McGee T, Stein L, Cartee C:
      Development of the middle latency response in an
      animal model and its relation to the human
      response.  Hear. Res. 27: 165-176, 1987.

Robertson D, Cole KS, Corbett K:
      Quantitative estimate of bilaterally projecting
      medial olivocochlear neurones in the guinea pig
      brainstem.  Hear. Res. 27: 177-182, 1987.

Zhou XN, Van De Water TR:
      HEMA hydrogels as a substratum for culture of
      inner ear and statoacoustic ganglion explants.
      Hear. Res. 27: 183-191, 1987.


Volume 27, Number 3

Arehole S, Salvi RJ, Saunders SS, Henderson D:
      Evoked response 'forward masking' patterns in
      chinchillas with temporary hearing loss.  Hear.
      Res. 27: 193-206, 1987.

Sun X, Jen PHS:
      Pinna position affects the auditory space
      representation in the inferior colliculus of the
      FM bat, Eptesicus fuscus.  Hear. Res. 27: 207-
      220, 1987.

Yates GK:
      Dynamic effects in the input/output relationship
      of auditory nerve.  Hear. Res. 27: 221-230, 1987.

Maekawa M:
      Auditory responses in the nucleus basalis of the
      pigeon.  Hear. Res. 27: 231-238, 1987.

Tachibana M, Morioka H, Machino M, Yoshimatsu M,
Mizukoshi O:
      Wheat germ agglutinin binding sites in the organ
      of Corti as revealed by lectin-gold labeling. 
      Hear. Res. 27: 239-244, 1987.

Rotteveel JJ, Stegeman DF, Graaf de R, Colon EJ, Visco
YM:
      The maturation of the central auditory conduction
      in preterm infants until three months post term.
      III. The middle latency auditory evoked response
      (MLR).  Hear. Res. 27: 245-256, 1987.

Makela JP, Hari R, Linnankivi A:
      Different analysis of frequency and amplitude
      modulations of a continuous tone in the human
      auditory cortex: A neuromagnetic study.  Hear.
      Res. 27: 257-264, 1987.
Angelborg C, Slepecky N, Larsen HC, Soderberg L:
      Colored microspheres for blood flow
      determinations twice in the same animal.  Hear.
      Res. 27: 265-269, 1987.


Volume 28, Number 1

Romand R, Despres G, Giry N:
      Factors affecting the onset of inner ear
      function.  Hear. Res. 28: 1-8, 1987.

Lim DJ:
      Development of the tectorial membrane.  Hear.
      Res. 28: 9-22, 1987.

Fermin CD, Igarashi M, Yoshihara T:
      Ultrastructural changes of statoconia after
      segmentation of the otolithic membrane.  Hear.
      Res. 28: 23-34, 1987.

Cotanche DA:
      Development of hair cell stereocilia in the avian
      cochlea.  Hear. Res. 28: 35-44, 1987.

Raymond J:
      In vitro differentiation of mouse embryo
      statoacoustic ganglion and sensory epithelium.
      Hear. Res. 28: 45-56, 1987.

Cohen GM:
      Acetylcholinesterase activity in the embryonic
      chick's inner ear.  Hear. Res. 28: 57-64, 1987.

Sans A, Dechesne CJ:
      Afferent nerve ending development and
      synaptogenesis in the vestibular epithelium of
      human fetuses.  Hear. Res. 28: 65-72, 1987.

Meza G, Hinojosa R:
      Ontogenetic approach to cellular localization of
      neurotransmitters in the chick vestibule.  Hear.
      Res. 28: 73-86, 1987.

Park JC, Hubel SB, Woods AD:
      Morphometric analysis and fine structure of the
      vestibular epithelium of aged C57BL/6NNia mice.
      Hear. Res. 28: 87-96, 1987.

Walsh EJ, McGee J: 
      Postnatal development of auditory nerve and
      cochlear nucleus neuronal responses in kittens.
      Hear. Res. 28: 97-116, 1987.

Romand R:
      Tonotopic evolution during development.  Hear.
      Res. 28: 117-123, 1987.


Volume 28, Number 2/3

Bonfils P, Puel JL:
      Functional properties of the crossed part of the
      medial olivo-cochlear bundle.  Hear. Res. 28:
      125-130, 1987.

Siegel JH, Relkin EM:
      Antagonistic effects of perilymphatic calcium and
      magnesium on the activity of single cochlear
      afferent neurons.  Hear. Res. 28: 131- 148, 1987.

Ulehlova L, Voldrich L, Janisch R:
      Correlative study of sensory cell density and
      cochlear length in humans.  Hear. Res. 28: 149-
      152, 1987.

Sweeney TK, Mroz EA, Sewell WF:
      Isolation and culture of auditory cells from the
      goldfish (Carassius auratus).  Hear Res. 28: 153-
      160, 1987.

Sykova E, Syka J, Johnstone BM, Yates GK:
      Longitudinal flow of endolymph measured by
      distribution of tetraethylammonium and choline in
      scala media.  Hear. Res. 28: 161-172, 1987.

Lonsbury-Martin BL, Martin GK, Probst R, Coats AC:
      Acoustic distortion products in rabbit ear canal.
      I. Basic features and physiological
      vulnerability. Hear. Res. 28: 173-190, 1987.

Martin GK, Lonsbury-Martin BL, Probst R, Scheinin SA,
Coats AC:
      Acoustic distortion products in rabbit ear canal.
      II. Sites of origin revealed by suppression
      contours and pure-tone exposures.  Hear. Res. 28:
      191-208, 1987.

Moore BCJ, Glasberg BR:
      Formulae describing frequency selectivity as a
      function of frequency and level, and their use in
      calculating excitation patterns.  Hear. Res. 28:
      209-226, 1987.

Steel KP, Moorjani P, Bock GR:
      Mixed conductive and sensorineural hearing loss
      in LP/J mice.  Hear. Res. 28: 227-236, 1987.

Godfrey DA, Park-Hellendall JL, Dunn JD, Ross CD:
      Effect of olivocochlear bundle transection on
      choline acetyltransferase activity in the rat
      cochlear nucleus.  Hear.