The San and Tsimané groups regularly nap in the middle of the day, supporting the hypothesis that humans are biologically wired for a short period of sleep during the midafternoon dip in alertness.

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  From Giants to Jellyfish: The Evolution of Sleep Across Species

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• From Giants to Jellyfish: The Evolution of Sleep Across Species bsj.studentorg.berkeley.edu Berkeley Scientific Journal via serper

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• Tsimané people entity