Kotilahti, K., Nissila, I., Nasi, T., Lipiainen, L., Noponen, T., Merilainen, P., & Fellman, V. (2010). Hemodynamic responses to speech and music in newborn infants. Human Brain Mapping, 31, 595-603. - References

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Kotilahti, K., Nissila, I., Nasi, T., Lipiainen, L., Noponen, T., Merilainen, P., & Fellman, V. (2010). Hemodynamic responses to speech and music in newborn infants. Human Brain Mapping, 31, 595-603.

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