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"Sound In The Brain." //Sound In The Brain//. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 Aug. 2012. .

Facts:
 * 1) High frequencies are processed by a system called the "place coding".
 * 2) The ear sends wave impulses through the auditory nerve.
 * 3) The brain recieves these impuleses because they are projected throw a structure called the superior ovalier complex.
 * 4) The superior ovalier complex is located is involved in determineing the postion of the sound and where it is coming from.
 * 5) The inferior colliculous in located in the midbrian.
 * 6) The ear recognizes sound as impulses.
 * 7) Information passes through the thalamus.
 * 8) Messages send through the superior olivary.
 * 9) From the superior olivary, information travels to the inferior colliculous.
 * 10) After the inferior colliculous, information then travels to the thalamus.
 * 11) Finally information then travels to the temporal lobe.
 * 12) The brain recognizes all different types of frequencies as they travel through the ears.
 * 13) It is thought that the brain perceives sounds with lower frequencies using other frequencies.
 * 14) Sound is heard in the ear by what is called "coding".
 * 15) "Coding" is how the brain percieves frequencies.