Assertion: yawning | /r/HasProperty | means
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text: Gordon Gallup, who hypothesizes that yawning may be a means of keeping the brain cool, also hypothesizes that "contagious" yawning may be a survival instinct inherited from our evolutionary past.
text: A recent hypothesis raised in 2007 by Andrew C. Gallup and Gordon Gallup of the University of Albany states that yawning may be a means to keep the brain cool.
text: Gordon Gallup, who hypothesizes that yawning may be a means of keeping the brain cool, also hypothesizes that "contagious" yawning may be a survival instinct inherited from our evolutionary past.
text: Some evidence suggests that yawning is a means of communicating changing environmental or internal body conditions to others.
text: Therefore yawning may be a means of inhaling a large amount of air since it is similar to taking in a deep breath voluntarily.
text: Another theory is that yawning may be a means of conveying one’s fatigue or boredom in a social setting.
text: A recent hypothesis raised in 2007 by Andrew C. Gallup and Gordon Gallup of the University of Albany states that yawning may be a means to keep the brain cool.
text: Gordon Gallup, who hypothesizes that yawning may be a means of keeping the brain cool, also hypothesizes that "contagious" yawning may be a survival instinct inherited from our evolutionary past.
text: A recent(2007) hypothesis by Andrew C. Gallup and Gordon Gallup of the University of Albany states that yawning may be a means to keep the brain cool.
text: Gordon Gallup, who hypothesizes that yawning may be a means of keeping the brain cool, also hypothesizes that "contagious" yawning may be a survival instinct inherited from our evolutionary past.
text: Gordon Gallup, who hypothesizes that yawning may be a means of keeping the brain cool, also hypothesizes that "contagious" yawning may be a survival instinct inherited from our evolutionary past.
text: In 2007, researchers from the University of Albany proposed that yawning may be a means to keep the brain cool.
text: Gordon Gallup, who hypothesizes that yawning may be a means of keeping the brain cool, also hypothesizes that "contagious" yawning may be a survival instinct inherited from our evolutionary past.
text: In 2007, researchers including a professor of psychology from the University of Albany proposed that yawning may be a means to keep the brain cool.
text: Gordon Gallup, who hypothesizes that yawning may be a means of keeping the brain cool, also hypothesizes that "contagious" yawning may be a survival instinct inherited from our evolutionary past.
text: Gordon Gallup, who hypothesizes that yawning may be a means of keeping the brain cool, also hypothesizes that "contagious" yawning may be a survival instinct inherited from our evolutionary past.
text: A recent(2007) hypothesis by Andrew C. Gallup and Gordon Gallup of the University of Albany states that yawning may be a means to keep the brain cool.
text: Some evidence suggests that yawning is a means of communicating changing environmental or internal body conditions to others.
text: In 2007, researchers from the University of Albany proposed that yawning may be a means to keep the brain cool.