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• Direct Care Support Staff

  Raleigh, NC Jobs

  $16 hourly2d ago

• 2nd Shift Care Staff

  Durham, NC Jobs

  $22k-33k yearly est.1d ago

• Amazon DSP Driver – at least $17.50/hr, Garner, NC, DRT7

  Garner, NC Jobs

  $19k-29k yearly est.41d ago

• Dog Groomer

  Garner, NC Jobs

  $22k-32k yearly est.15d ago

• Direct Support Professional, NC

  Wake Forest, NC Jobs

  $21k-27k yearly est.25d ago

• Seeking Full-time Senior Care Provider In Franklinton

  Franklinton, NC Jobs

  $21k-36k yearly est. 6d ago

• Pet Stylist (Dog Groomer) Experienced Candidates

  Clayton, NC Jobs

  $20k-28k yearly est.3d ago

• Audio DSP Engineer

  Raleigh, NC Jobs

  $167k-230k yearly3d ago

• Hearing Care Provider

  Louisburg, NC Jobs

  $18k-29k yearly est.12d ago

• Patient Attendant Safety Aide – Duke Raleigh – Progressive Care Unit – Days FT

  Raleigh, NC Jobs

  $27k-31k yearly est.19d ago

• After-School Care (ASC) Staff

  Raleigh, NC Jobs

  $17 hourly7d ago

• Over Night Direct Support Professional (3rd Shift) – Brain Injury

  Raleigh, NC Jobs

  $19k-29k yearly est.10d ago

• Linkage To Care Specialist

  Raleigh, NC Jobs

  $41.4k-54k yearly6d ago

• Roadway Worker In Charge (RWIC)

  Raleigh, NC Jobs

  $19k-30k yearly est.12d ago

• Day And Overnight Caregivers Needed In the Triangle Area, Weekly Pay Available

  Raleigh, NC Jobs

  $21k-28k yearly est. Easy Apply15d ago

• DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL

  Cary, NC Jobs

  $14 hourlyEasy Apply9d ago

• Direct Support Staff / Caregiver

  Knightdale, NC Jobs

  $16 hourly1d ago

• Seeking Part-time Senior Care Provider In Cary

  Cary, NC Jobs

  $21k-36k yearly est.5d ago

• Junior Pet Stylist

  Cary, NC Jobs

  $20k-28k yearly est.15d ago

• Seeking Full-time Senior Care Provider In Raleigh

  Raleigh, NC Jobs

  $21k-36k yearly est.5d ago

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The average child care worker in Wake Forest, NC earns between $18,000 and $45,000 annually. This compares to the national average child care worker range of $19,000 to $49,000.

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For the first time, sleep features of the little deer were studied

The study of the sleep-wake cycle of the little deer showed that the parameters of sleep in these animals are unique and formed under the influence of a number of ecological factors of the rainforest. The work was carried out by specialists of the Institute of Ecology and Evolution named after A. N. Severtsov RAS (IPEE RAS).

Deer (Tragulus kanchil) live in the forests of South Asia and Africa. The weight of adult animals rarely exceeds two kg. These are the smallest of modern ungulates. They appeared on Earth approximately 40-50 million years ago, and are the only surviving of the known basal groups (organisms whose evolutionary line separated from the root before other groups) artiodactyls.

Deer, which are called “living fossils”, have a number of features that are considered “archaic” for artiodactyls. Given their evolutionary status (the historical development of the organism), deer are of interest for comparative eco-physiological studies of sleep, as well as for testing several hypotheses about the function of sleep.

Employees of the IPEE RAS, together with foreign colleagues, studied animals in Vietnam in the BuZyaMap National Park. Sleep was studied by the electrophysiological method. Indicators of brain activity (electroencephalogram, EEG), motor activity of muscles (electromyogram) and eyes (electrooculogram) were recorded, and the behavior of animals recorded on video was analyzed. During the experiments, the deer were in spacious enclosures, and physiological parameters were recorded using telemetry (wireless method of information transmission).

According to the authors, immobility is one of the most important signs of deer sleep. At the same time, the state of sleep, as a rule, is difficult to distinguish from calm wakefulness without registration of electrophysiological parameters.

The data obtained indicate that the features of the sleep-wake cycle in deer are determined primarily by environmental factors, such as high environmental temperatures, feeding habits, exposure to predators, as well as body size and physiology of deer.

“Unlike most other animals studied, which sleep with their eyes closed, the eyes of the deer were open most of the time of sleep. Other important features of deer are the twilight (crepuscular) nature of activity, polyphasic sleep, reduced cyclicity of sleep stages,” said Oleg Lyamin, a researcher at the IPEE RAS.

Several previous studies have linked the low degree of differentiation (formation of a special phenotype) of sleep at a substage in animals with their “evolutionary age”.

As scientists have established, sleep in deer is differentiated into substages as well as in higher placental (that is, in most mammals). The total amount of sleep (and the duration of the slow-wave sleep stage) in the smallest of the ungulates was a record for the entire group (about half the time of the day), and paradoxical (REM) sleep was, like other wild ungulates, very short (less than 25 minutes on average). per day).

If the long duration of slow-wave sleep in deer is in good agreement with the idea of ​​sleep as a state of adaptive immobility, which reduces or excludes animal activity when it is inappropriate or even harmful, then a small amount of the deepest stage of sleep, namely REM sleep, with a negative correlation between the duration of REM sleep and the security of animals during sleep.

The research results were published in one of the international scientific journals.

In the photo: a female deer with a cub (A) and the characteristic postures of slow-wave (B) and REM sleep (C) in deer.

Biologist told how to avoid poisonous vipers in the forest

11 July 2022, 11:09

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In St. Petersburg and the region, the season of wakefulness of vipers continues. Biologist Pavel Glazkov told how to avoid a meeting with a poisonous snake.

The common viper is the only venomous snake in the region. The color of the snake is different, from black to gray-blue with a characteristic zigzag pattern on the back. The length of vipers does not exceed 70 centimeters.

Although vipers are poisonous, fortunately they are not aggressive. Cases of bites occur most often through the fault of the person himself, the biologist noted. If a snake is approached unexpectedly, it goes on the attack, and the throw of vipers is lightning fast.

“When picking mushrooms or berries, always look carefully. Berry fields are best examined with a stick beforehand. Vipers will either crawl away unnoticed or hiss warningly. When going into the forest, it is better to wear rubber boots – the viper cannot bite through them, ”said the biologist.

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