If you read the Oohashi paper, you will see the trouble they have gone to, to source ultrasonic music from gamelans, special playback equipment, special tweeters, etc .... everything checked from source to speaker system. Meyer Moran does not even seek to be a test of ultrasonics. It does not pretend to be a test of ultrasonics. It does not claim to be a test of ultrasonics. If you wish to assert that Meyer Moran is a test of ultrasonics, you will have to formally prove that EACH AND EVERY ONE of the elements of the chain passes the ultrasonic test. So let's check it out

1. Source material:  

This is discusssed at:  
http://www.sa-cd.net/showthread.php?page=1
It turns out that the vast majority of source discs used by Meyer Moran were recorded in the 50s, 60, 70s or 80s ... they are CD quality masters, and therefore do not have ultrasonic content.  
Summary: SOURCE MATERIAL:   FAILS ultrasonic test

2. The playback equipment used by Meyer Moran has to be able to reproduce ultrasonics. 
The source equipment used by Meyer Moran is listed at:
http://www.bostonaudiosociety.org/explanation.htm
The principal equipment consisted of an Adcom GTP-450 preamp and Snell C/V speakers.

You can find the specs for the Adcom GTP-450 preamp here:

http://www.users.interport.net/a/d/adcom/gtp450.html

The specs are listed as: 20Hz to 20kHz.  FAILS ultrasonic test

The specs for the Snell C/V speakers are given here:

http://www.stereophile.com/floorloudspeakers/1194snell/index3.html

They show massive drop-off above 22 kHz. FAIL

Summary:  The playback equipment used by Meyer Moran cannot reproduce ultrasonics properly.

GRAND SUMMARY:  Meyer Moran is not a test of ultrasonics. Meyer Moran do not claim it is a test of ultrasonics. The only person claiming that it is a test of ultrasonics is you, it is  your own original research, which is a violation of the Wiki original research provisions. Worse, your claim is  completely flawed and erroneous, at EVERY LEVEL of the chain, from source material through to speakers.

I'll leave this up for a day or so for some discussion. If you cannot prove your original claims, then ... out it goes.

P.S. Your Lehrman (2008) reference is just a quote of Meyer Moran - it also has absolutely nothing to do with hypersonic, or ultrasonics. You might want to take this to the CD advocacy page - but it has nothing to do with the ultrasonic effect. Out it goes. (  )