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Behavior / Sleep and memory / Sleep and learning / Rapid eye movement sleep / Declarative memory / Non-rapid eye movement sleep / Procedural memory / Memory consolidation / Delta wave / Mind / Sleep / Biology
Date: 2008-12-23 10:47:16
Behavior
Sleep and memory
Sleep and learning
Rapid eye movement sleep
Declarative memory
Non-rapid eye movement sleep
Procedural memory
Memory consolidation
Delta wave
Mind
Sleep
Biology

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