The superior olivary complex and audition: A comparative study

The sizes of the three major nuclei of the mammalian superior olivary complex were examined in a number of different species and variations in size were related to the relative prominence of haring and vision in each species. Size was measured by counting neurons in the several nuclei and by measuring the diameter of the eyes.

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