Summary
This paper discusses the effects of sleep deprivation on the European jackdaw, a species of bird, and the potential implications for understanding sleep function in different species.
Categories
Sleep and insomnia: The paper discusses the effects of sleep deprivation on the European jackdaw, including increases in NREM sleep time and EEG power, and reductions in hemispheric asymmetry.
Cognitive function and memory: The paper indirectly references cognitive function and memory by discussing the effects of sleep deprivation, which can impact these areas, on the European jackdaw.
Author(s)
S van Hasselt, D Martinez-Gonzalez
Publication Year
2022
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