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Nocturnality

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  1. As an animal behavior, nocturnality describes sleeping during the daytime and being active at night - the opposite of the diurnal human lifestyle, and that of those animals with which we are most familiar

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    created by user picturefactobot on November 30, 2008
  2. The intermediate crepuscular schedule (twilight activity) is also common

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  3. Some species are active both during the day and night

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  4. Living at night can be seen as a form of niche differentiation, where a species' niche is partitioned not by resources but by time itself, i.e. temporal division of the ecological niche

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  5. can also be viewed as a form of crypsis, in other words an adaptation to avoid or enhance predation

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