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@@ -457,7 +457,7 @@ At very low stimulus contrasts (less than approximately 0.5\,\% relative to the
 
 The linear regime is followed by the weakly non-linear regime. In addition to peaks at the stimulus frequencies, peaks at the sum and the difference of the stimulus frequencies appear in the response spectrum (\subfigref{fig:nonlin_regime}{B}, orange and red). The amplitudes of these two peaks initially increase quadratically with stimulus amplitude (\subfigref{fig:nonlin_regime}{E}).
 
-At higher stimulus amplitudes (\subfigref{fig:nonlin_regime}{C \& D}) additional peaks appear in the response spectrum. The linear response and the weakly-nonlinear response start to deviate from their linear and quadratic dependence on amplitude (\subfigref{fig:nonlin_regime}{E}). The responses may even decrease for intermediate stimulus contrasts (\subfigref{fig:nonlin_regime}{D}). At high stimulus contrasts, additional non-linearities, in particular clipping of the firing rate, in the system shape the respones.
+At higher stimulus amplitudes (\subfigref{fig:nonlin_regime}{C \& D}) additional peaks appear in the response spectrum. The linear response and the weakly-nonlinear response start to deviate from their linear and quadratic dependence on amplitude (\subfigref{fig:nonlin_regime}{E}). The responses may even decrease for intermediate stimulus contrasts (\subfigref{fig:nonlin_regime}{D}). At high stimulus contrasts, additional nonlinearities, in particular clipping of the firing rate, in the system shape the responses.
 
 
 For this example, we have chosen two specific stimulus (beat) frequencies. One of these matching the P-unit's baseline firing rate. In the following, however, we are interested in how the non-linear responses depend on different combinations of stimulus frequencies in the weakly nonlinear regime.