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The 9 pages that link to Tonotopy, each with the reason it gives.

• CochleaRelated: The cochlea maps high and low frequencies to different positions along its length.

• Cochlear implantRelated: Electrode placement uses the cochlea's frequency map to encode pitch.

• Receptive fieldRelated: Auditory neurons respond to particular frequency ranges as well as locations in sound space.

• Hair cellRelated: Different cochlear hair cells respond best to different frequencies along the cochlea.

• Auditory nerveRelated: The cochlea’s frequency map is preserved across auditory nerve fibers.

• Auditory systemRelated: Frequency-specific organization appears from the cochlea through auditory brain regions.

• Auditory cortexRelated: Frequency maps organize sound responses across primary auditory cortex.

• Basilar membraneRelated: Different positions along the membrane respond most strongly to different frequencies.

• Georg von BékésyRelated: Békésy’s measurements demonstrated frequency-dependent locations of peak motion in the cochlea.