Diurnal changes in core body temperature, day/night locomotor activity patterns, and actigraphy-generated behavioral sleep in aged canines with varying levels of cognitive dysfunction.

Neurobiol Sleep Circadian Rhythms · 2016 · PMC6584451 · PMID 31236491

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However, the ANOVA for sleep interval duration revealed a marginally significant main effect of age (F(1, 27)=3.86, p =0.06) and a significant main effect of vDNMP (F(2, 27)=2.32, p =0.03), in which the MMP dogs had the longest sleep interval, whereas the oldest dogs (11–16 yrs) had the shortest sleep interval.

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