The coordinated biological functions that keep track of how much sleep (particularly deep sleep) you have had the previous night versus how long you have been awake on a given day is called the

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The coordinated biological functions that keep track of the balance between how much sleep you have had and how long you have been awake is called the sleep homeostat. It helps regulate and maintain a healthy sleep-wake cycle. Option A (sleep clock) and B (sleep generator) are not specific to this function, while option D (sleep apnea) is a sleep disorder that affects breathing during sleep and not related to the sleep-wake cycle balance.

The Coordinated Biological Functions That Keep Track of How Much