Positive effect of winter dormancy on cold-blooded cognition

Wednesday, January 11, 2017 - 10:51 in Psychology & Sociology

Researchers discovered that brumation – the period of winter dormancy that is observed in cold-blooded animals, similar to the process of hibernation in mammals – does not seem to adversely affect the memory of salamanders.

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