Latash L P, Shlyk G G, Il'in E A
Kosm Biol Aviakosm Med. 1978 Jan-Feb;12(1):60-6.
Continuous round-the-clock polygraphic monitoring of sleep and wakefulness was done once a week from four dogs which for a month were kept under isolated and confined conditions. Significant differences were found in the dynamics of representation of various sleep stages that depended on the typological characteristics of the higher nervous activity and related patterns of adaptation to stress-effects. The findings show that sleep studies are promising for the selection of flight animals and for objective evaluation of their adaptive capacity.
对四只狗进行了连续一周的昼夜多导睡眠监测，这四只狗在隔离和受限条件下饲养了一个月。发现不同睡眠阶段表现的动态存在显著差异，这取决于高级神经活动的类型特征以及对压力效应的相关适应模式。研究结果表明，睡眠研究对于选择飞行动物以及客观评估它们的适应能力具有前景。
