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What longer yawns say (maybe) about brain size
The average yawn duration — which ranged from 0.8 seconds in mice to 6.5 seconds in humans — was a “robust” predictor of a species brain weight and size.
Second Opinion
The average yawn duration — which ranged from 0.8 seconds in mice to 6.5 seconds in humans — was a “robust” predictor of a species brain weight and size.
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A new study supports the brain-cooling hypothesis by finding that yawning may not be necessary when ambient temperatures are too cold (not necessary) or too hot (not effective).