
Thresholds of field L auditory evoked potentials EP were studied in 1.5-9-day-old nestlings of pied flycatcher in response to pure tone signals of different frequencies. According to the tendencies of age dynamics of auditory EP thresholds (2-9 days of life) all hearing range was divided into three separate channels: low-frequency (0.3-1.0 kHz), intermediate-(1.5-4.0 kHz) and high-frequency (5.0-8.0 kHz) ones. The widening of the hearing range in its high-frequency part was demonstrated on days 4-5 of life. The development of auditory sensitivity was shown to continue within all three channels in postembryonic period (days 2-9 post-hatching), each of the channels being characterized by its own age dynamics of auditory EP thresholds. Reproduction of tape-recorded species song during days 1-3 post-hatching resulted in significant decrease of auditory EP thresholds.
Birds, Aging, Acoustic Stimulation, Hearing, Microcomputers, Species Specificity, Evoked Potentials, Auditory, Animals, Auditory Threshold, Vocalization, Animal
Birds, Aging, Acoustic Stimulation, Hearing, Microcomputers, Species Specificity, Evoked Potentials, Auditory, Animals, Auditory Threshold, Vocalization, Animal
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