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S Baharloo, SK Service, N Risch,
J Gitschier,
NB Freimer (2000),
"Familial aggregation of absolute pitch",
American Journal of Human Genetics, 67:755-758.
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A Bonnel, L Mottron,
I Peretz,
M Trudel, E Gallun, AM Bonnel (2000),
"Enhanced pitch sensitivity in individuals with autism: a signal detection analysis",
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 15(2):226-35.
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K Katanoda, K Yoshikawa, M Sugishita (2000),
"Strong rightward asymmetry of the planum parietale associated with
the ability of absolute pitch", in ed. T Nakada
Integrated Human Brain Science: Theory, Method, Application (music),
pp. 487-91 (Elsevier, Amsterdam().
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CL Krumhansl (2000),
"Rhythm and pitch in music cognition",
Psychological Bulletin, 126:159-179.
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EW Marvin, AR Brinkman (2000),
"The effect of key color and timbre on absolute pitch recognition
in musical contexts",
Music Perception, 18(2):111-137.
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K Miyazaki (2000),
"Interaction in musical-pitch naming and syllable naming:
an experiment on a Stroop-like effect in hearing",
in ed. T Nakada
Integrated Human Brain Science: Theory, Method, Application (Music),
pp. 415-423 (Elsevier, Amsterdam).
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L Mottron,
I Peretz, E Menard (2000),
"Local and global processing of music in high-functioning persons with
autism: beyond central coherence?",
Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 41(8):1057-1065.
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Christo Pantev, Bernd Lutkenhoner (2000),
"Magnetoencephalographic studies of functional organization and plasticity of the
human auditory cortex",
Journal of Clinical Neurophysiology, 17(2):130-142.
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JR Saffran, M Loman, R Robertson (2000),
"Infant memory for musical experiences",
Cognition, 77:B15-B23.
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O Vitouch, A Gaugusch (2000),
"Absolute recognition of musical keys in non-absolute-pitch possessors",
in eds. C Woods, G Luck, R Brochard, F Seddon, JA Sloboda
Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition,
(Department of Psychology, Keele University).
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