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This project investigates how the brain differentiates between self-generated and external sounds using the transparent fish Danionella translucida. By mapping neural activity during vocalization and auditory processing, it aims to uncover the mechanisms of sound perception and vocal self-representation in vertebrates.
Many animal species generate acoustic signals for social communication and are faced with the challenge to distinguish external from self-generated sounds.
How does the brain accomplish this when all sounds are coming in through the ear?
It requires that self- generated and external sounds are separated at some point in the central auditory system.
Copies of motor commands indicate to auditory brain areas when self-generated sounds are expected to arrive.
This feedforward signaling suppresses ne…
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