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After a cut through the midbrain separates the forebrain and part of the midbrain from all the lower structures, an animal ____.

a. stops sleeping
b. sleeps a normal amount per day, but lacks REM sleep
c. enters a prolonged state of sleep
d. alternates rapidly between sleep and wakefulness

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