Infradian rhythm

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An infradian rhythm is a biological rhythm with a period longer than 24 hours. Examples include the human menstrual cycle, bird migration, and hibernation. These rhythms require long period of preparation and the fitness of an animal is improved if they are predicted and much anticipated (Lovejoy, 2005).

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