Abstract
Mohammed Al-Yaari, Chikao Onogi, Rei Yamada, Ryota Adachi, Daiya Kondo, et al. (see pages [8904–8916][1]) Animals can localize sounds by comparing the time at which sounds reach each ear. In birds, this comparison relies on precise spike timing in the nucleus magnocellularis (NM), which receives
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