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Body's internal clocks and their daily cycles
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Abstract
Recent studies suggest that biological clocks for tidal rhythms may differ from those for daily rhythms.
- Animals in the intertidal zone exhibit biological rhythms aligned with tidal and daily environmental cycles.
- Molecular components responsible for tidal rhythms could be distinct from those controlling circadian rhythms.
- The findings indicate a potential specialization in biological clock mechanisms based on environmental factors.
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