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How phonetically selective is the human auditory cortex?
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Responses in the human auditory cortex to natural speech reveal a dual character. Often they are categorically selective to phonetic elements, serving as a gateway to abstract linguistic representations. But at other times they reflect a distributed generalized spectrotemporal analysis of the acoustic features, as seen in early mammalian auditory cortices.
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