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Factors Influencing Sleep Duration Across Species
Abstract Sleep duration varies widely across animal species due to evolutionary pressures balancing energy conservation, predation risk, physiological needs, and ecological demands. This review synthesizes current understanding of the key factors that determine sleep patterns, including metabolic constraints, predation, diet, brain physiology, and niche-specific adaptations.
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