Biology
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Dinosaurs May Have Been Dreamers; Reptiles Experience Same Sleeping Patterns as Humans
Researchers found that Australian bearded dragon lizards also experience Rapid Eye Movement (REM) sleep and slow-wave sleep suggesting that dreaming must have evolved earlier than what the scientist have previously thought.
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