Bendor and wang (2005), when presenting a complex tone with a 182 hz fundamental frequency to a marmoset, found a neuron that responded to a 182-hz tone when presented alone but not when any of the harmonics were presented alone. the neuron that responded just to 182-hz tone is an example of a(n) neuron.

The correct answer is Pitch neuron.

Explanation:

Pitch neurons or pitch-selective neurnos are the ones responsible for pitch perception which is key for segregating and identifying auditory objects mostly efective in the context of music and speech by assimilating a frecuency, so in Bendor and Wang's case the neuron that responded to a specific frecuency is an example of the pitch neuron due to it's capacity to respond to a 182 Hz tone.

i would say b probably

it apply by theyre artifacts