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An Ultraslow Rhythm of Sleep Inherited From the Ancestor Common to Reptiles and Mammals

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Already known in mammals and birds, ultra-slow brain oscillations during sleep were observed in reptiles, which reportedly occurred more than 300 million years ago.
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An Ultraslow Rhythm of Sleep Inherited From the Ancestor Common to Reptiles and Mammals

Already known in mammals and birds, ultra-slow brain oscillations during sleep were observed in reptiles, which reportedly occurred more than 300 million years ago.

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