Coincidence detectors have been found in
A)the medial superior olive.
B)the lateral geniculate body.
C)the inner ear.

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Coincidence detectors have been found in the medial superior olive, which is a part of the auditory brainstem and is involved in sound localization. Choice B is incorrect because the lateral geniculate body is part of the visual system and is involved in processing visual information. Choice C is incorrect because the inner ear contains structures such as the cochlea, but does not have coincidence detectors.

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