- Andrew
C. Gallup
- at Princeton
University
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- Andrew
C. Gallup
- Department
of Biological Sciences at Binghamton University,
New York, USA
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- Gallup
at FICY, Paris june
2010
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- 2008
- -Gallup
AC, Gallup G. Yawning as a brain cooling
mechanism: nasal breathing and forehead cooling
diminish the incidence of contagious yawning.
Evolutionary Psychology www.epjournal.net;
2007;5(1): 92-101
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- 2009
- -Gallup
AC, Gallup GG Jr. Yawning and
thermoregulation. Physiol Behav.
2008;95(1-2):10-16
- -Gallup
AC, Gallup GG Jr Venlafaxine-induced
excessive yawning: a thermoregulatory connection
Prog Neuro Psychopharmacol Biol Pyschiatry
2009;33(4):747
- -Gallup
AC, Gallup GG Jr. Medical implications of
excessive yawning in relation to
thermoregulatory dysfunction. Eur J Neurol.
2009;16(6):e120.
- -Miller
ML, Gallup AC et al. Handling stress
initially inhibits, but then potentiates yawning
in budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus). Animal
Behav 2009;77(1):109-113
- -Gallup
AC, Miller ML, Clark AB Yawning and
thermoregulation in budgerigars Melopsittacus
undulatus Animal Behav 2009;77(1):109-113
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- 2010
- -Gallup
AC, Gallup GG Jr, Feo C. Yawning, sleep, and
symptom relief in patients with multiple
sclerosis. Sleep Med. 2010;11(3):329-331
- -Gallup
GG, Gallup AC. Excessive yawning and
thermoregulation: two case histories of chronic,
debilitating bouts of yawning. Sleep Breath.
2010;14:157-159
- -Gallup
AC. Yawning as a behavioral adaptation to
heat stress and water scarcity in white-faced
capuchins (Cebus capucinus). Am J Phys
Anthropol. 2010;142(4):670-61.
- -Gallup
AC. A thermoregulatory behavior. Front
Neurol Neurosci. 2010;28:84-89.
- -Shoup-Knox
ML, Gallup ac and al. Yawning and stretching
predict brain temperature changes in rats:
support for the thermoregulatory hypothesis.
Evolutionary neuroscience.
2010;2(9):a108:5p
- -Gallup
AC. The thermoregulatory hypothesis of
yawning: Time to reconsider terms such as
"impossible" and "cannot" and evaluate theories
based on evidence. Sleep Med
2011;12(1):102-110
- -Miller
ML, Gallup AC et al. Handling stress
initially inhibits, but then potentiates yawning
in budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus). Animal
Behaviour. 2010;80(4):615-619.
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- 2011
- -Gallup
AC. Why do we yawn? Primitive versus derived
features. Neurosci Biobehav Rev.
2011;35(3):765-9
- -Gallup
AC, Eldakar OT. Contagious yawning and
seasonal climate variation. Frontiers in
Evolutionary Neuroscience. 2011;3:3
- -Gallup
AC. Excessive yawning and thermoregulatory
dysfunction. Sleep Breath 2011;15:271-273
- -Gallup
AC, Miller RR, Clark AB. Changes in Ambient
Temperature Trigger Yawning But Not Stretching
in Rats. Ethology. 2011;117:145&endash;153
- -Gallup
AC, Hack GD. Human paranasal sinuses and
selective brain cooling: A ventilation
system
- activated by yawning? Med Hypotheses.
2011;77(6):970-973.
- -Corey
TP, Shoup-Knox ML, Gordis EB, Gallup GG Jr.
Changes in Physiology before, during, and after
Yawning. Front Evol Neurosci.
2011;3(7):1-11
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- 2012
- -Miller
ML, Gallup AC, Vogel AR, Vicario SM, Clark
AB. Evidence for contagious behaviors in
budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus): An
observational study of yawning and stretching.
Behav Processes. 2012;89(3):264-270
- -Miller
ML, Gallup AC, Vogel AR, Clark AB. Auditory
disturbances promote temporal clustering of
yawning and stretching in small groups of
budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus). J Comp
Psychol. 2012
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- On
discussion
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- -de
Castro Siqueira L. Yawning and
thermoregulation in budgerigars: lack of support
from results. Animal Behaviour
2009;78(6):e1-e2
- -Elo
H.Yawning and thermoregulation. Sleep
Breath. 2010;14(4):391-2.
- -Elo
H. Yawning cannot cause significant
temperature decreases in humans. Sleep Med.
2011;12(1):102
- -Guggisberg
AG, Mathis J et al.Why do we yawn? The
importance of evidence for specific yawn-induced
effects. Neurosci Biobehav Rev.
2011;35(3):765-9
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