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Bahareh M Posted 8 years ago
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Diurnal circadian rhythm

Hello everyone,

in the phrase :"abnormal diurnal (inverted) circadian rhythm" , what does "diurnal circadian rhythm" exactly mean? does it refer to the part of circadian rhythm which passes through the day but not through the night?


thanks in advance

  

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Bahareh M Hello everyone, ... " diurnal circadian rhythm " ... does it refer to the part of circadian rhythm which passes through the day but not through the night?

  • Bahareh M Hello everyone, ...
  • " diurnal circadian rhythm " ...
  • does it refer to the part of circadian rhythm which passes through the day but not through the night?
  • You should look this up on Google or on a different forum if you want the answer to the question.
  • I believe that animals who are awake at night and sleep during the day are said to have a nocturnal circadian rhythm, and those who are awake during the day and sleep at night are said to have a diurnal circadian rhythm, but I am not an expert on the subject.
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Bahareh M

Hello everyone,

... "diurnal circadian rhythm" ... does it refer to the part of circadian rhythm which passes through the day but not through the night?

You should look this up on Google or on a different forum if you want the answer to the question. I believe that animals who are awake at night and sleep d

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