Induced temporary threshold shift in guinea pigs

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F M Rizer, M Don, Y Sininger

Hearing Research

|January 1, 1987

Abstract:

The etiology of an incidentally discovered temporary threshold shift observed in an experimental animal (Harley guinea pig) is discussed with its potential implications for auditory research.

Keywords:

hearing sensitivity sensory physiology laboratory animal models auditory threshold

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