Martin is taking part in a sleep study . Burst of muscles activity cause his eyeballs to move back and forth beneath his eyelids . In what stage of sleep is he ?

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Martin is taking part in a sleep study . Burst of muscles activity cause his eyeballs to move back and forth beneath his eyelids . In what stage of sleep is he ?

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It is called rem sleep he is not completely asleep but not awake

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