Temporal integration of sequential auditory events: silent period in sound pattern activates human planum temporale
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Klaus Scheffler | Erich Seifritz | Fabrizio Esposito | Francesco Di Salle | Jürgen Hennig | John G. Neuhoff | Henrietta Mustovic | K. Scheffler | F. Esposito | J. Hennig | E. Seifritz | Henrietta Mustovic | J. Neuhoff | F. Salle
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