biologic rhythm

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biologic rhythm

Etymology: Gk, bios, life, logos, science, rhythmos

the periodic recurrence of a biologic phenomenon, such as the respiratory cycle, the sleep cycle, or the menstrual cycle. Also called biorhythm.

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