Talk:Ultradian rhythm

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Graph plot axes[edit]

What are the axes for the graph plot? The text talks about progression through a day, but the x axis goes to 30. The y axis goes to 24, but there are up to two values for each "hour", if that's what indeed they are. HaleTom (talk) 00:28, 13 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Menstrual cycle phrasing[edit]

I saw an ungrammatical phrase ("women menstrual cycle") and struck "women" because it was the easiest way to harmonize the wording with the rest of the article, which doesn't mention blinking in tetrapods, blood circulation in chordates, etc. I realized after posting that a previous edit had been made to change "human" to "woman" by an anonymous user, either trolling or attempting to make some sort of point. If anyone wishes to revert both edits so it again says "human menstrual cycle," I have no complaints. Aliengeometries (talk) 06:49, 17 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]