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Experts suggest that yawning may actually provide a competitive advantage, as it stimulates the precuneus, a structure in the brain that affects consciousness and attentional focus. Yawning also regulates the temperature and metabolism of the brain.

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Experts suggest that yawning may actually provide a competitive advantage, as it stimulates the precuneus, a structure in the brain that affects consciousness and attentional focus. Yawning also regulates the temperature and metabolism of the brain.

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The evolution of thought process was a gradual development of the cognitive matrix in early hominids in the fluctuating climatic changes, change in habitat for foraging food and the change in diet that helped in the development of the physiological,biochemical and molecular organizational structure in the differentiated distribution of species .The phenomenons in nature & diet were catalysts responsible in increasing bio electro chemicals in blood stream for a cognitive concept to format as thought & ,emotional response in cognition & motor reaction in the hominids ; apart from the pheromones secreted in lower hominids as precepts.

The transition in evolution within the hominidae family extant genera with higher order of DNA genetic cognitive markers in the species homo sapiens developed more matrix domains in the cranial matter from 600 cu cent to 800 cu cent of complex nervous connectivity to sensory cortices,medial prefrontal,posterior & superior temporal sulcus,precuneus,amygdale and temporopolar cortex cognitive domains for encoding concepts in fragmented assimilation and association in formatted memory.

All psycho-socio-physical changes through civilization & the contemporary changes are attributed to climatic changes ,habitat changes & dietary changes for both micro & macro evolution.

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According to RhymeZone.com, nucleus has no perfect rhymes, but some of these would be acceptable in a poem:

1. acanthocereus

2. aculeus

3. adieus

4. aegeus

5. aggeus

6. aidoneus

7. alcaeus

8. alphaeus

9. alpheus

10. alveus

11. amadeus

12. anconeus

13. anideus

14. antaeus

15. araneus

16. arboreus

17. archaeus

18. archeus

19. argenteus

20. asmodeus

21. astreus

22. athenaeus

23. atreus

24. aureus

25. bartimaeus

26. basileus

27. briareus

28. caduceus

29. caeruleus

30. calcaneus

31. calceus

32. cepheus

33. cereus

34. chlorophoneus

35. choreus

36. clypeus

37. coccosteus

38. coccygeus

39. coleus

40. coryphaeus

41. corypheus

42. cricothyroideus

43. crureus

44. cuneus

45. deltoideus

46. deus

47. echinocereus

48. epimetheus

49. epistropheus

50. equuleus

51. erechtheus

52. erinaceus

53. eus

54. gasterosteus

55. geniohyoideus

56. geus

57. glutaeus

58. gluteus

59. griseus

60. haemoproteus

61. hylocereus

62. idomeneus

63. ileus

64. irenaeus

65. lebbaeus

66. lemaireocereus

67. lepisosteus

68. linnaeus

69. macronucleus

70. malleus

71. meganucleus

72. mesogluteus

73. micronucleus

74. milieus

75. morpheus

76. mylohyoideus

77. nereus

78. nucleus

79. odocoileus

80. odysseus

81. oeneus

82. orpheus

83. paranucleus

84. pectineus

85. peleus

86. peneus

87. perisoreus

88. peroneus

89. perseus

90. phineus

91. pileus

92. pineus

93. piraeus

94. ploceus

95. pluteus

96. popliteus

97. precuneus

98. prometheus

99. pronucleus

100. proteus

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