A clue as to why it's so hard to wake up on a cold winter's morning

ScienceDaily
May 22, 2020, 3:45 pm207 pts
Do you remember the challenge of waking up on winter's cold, dark days? Neurobiologists have uncovered a clue to what's behind this behavior. In a study of the fruit fly, the researchers have identified a 'thermometer' circuit that relays information about external cold temperature from the fly antenna to the…

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