circadian rhythms and sleep in animals
Circadian rhythms refer to the biological processes that follow a 24-hour cycle in animals, including patterns of activity, hormone release, and body temperature. Sleep is a vital behavior regulated by circadian rhythms, characterized by reduced consciousness and physical activity, occurring in regular cycles within a 24-hour period in animals.
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