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Review in the Journal "Primates" pdf 
by Akiehika Mikami
 
As seen in the chapters of this book, yawning has many aspects and it is very complex. We need to try various approaches to study yawing. I will suggest several points for future research on yawning. Yawning can be seen in all vertebrates and can be seen at the gestational age. Neural structures involved in yawning may be subcortical systems including the hypothalamus. Thus, yawning is phylogenetically and ontogenetically old behavior. However, in this book, direct comparison of yawning behavior among vertebrates is missing. I believe that it is important to study primitive vertebrates, for example reptiles. The primitive vertebrates could be a good target to study the core neural structures and the original function of yawning. It is necessary to clarify the common parts and difference of yawning behavior in lower and higher vertebrates. The correlation with sleep or sleepiness may be evident in human subjects but this kind of correlation must be tested in lower animals also. In higher animals, higher brain functions or cortical functions can be combined with the core function of yawning. It is also necessary to compare yawning behavior across species in higher animals. Contagious yawning is one possible phenomenon that appeared as a result of such integration. For this purpose, as Campbell and de Waal suggested, we need to pay attention to standardizing methods to enable comparison of different studies. To study brain functions in human subjects, it is necessary to conduct imaging studies during yawning behavior. Imaging studies using MRI, PET, or MEG are not suitable for this purpose. We should try other methods, for example EEG, MRS, or SPECT for this purpose. Anyway, this book is standing at the entrance of these studies and is a good book for gaining insight for future studies of yawning.
 
Review in the National Medical Journal of India
 
 
The Mystery of Yawning in Physiology and Disease
Frontiers of Neurology and Neuroscience tome 28
Karger, Basel 2010
Review in the Journal "Primates" by Akiehika Mikami pdf
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