Titlebook: Animal Migration, Navigation, and Homing; Symposium Held at th Klaus Schmidt-Koenig,William T. Keeton Conference proceedings 1978 Springer-

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M. I. Bellocq,L. M. Leveau,J. Filloyons from several lofts in Germany. In a series of detour experiments we found a consistent effect at one of 12 release sites. Results at the other sites showed great variability. A more direct test of the role of olfaction in homing involved application of odorous nasal pouches to pigeons’ beaks jus

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Trends in Long-Term Urban Bird ResearchHoming pigeons, kept from fledging time in cages supplied with screens to deflect the winds clockwise (CW) or counterclockwise (CCW), show a corresponding deflection in their initial orientation (Baldaccini et al., 1975). New experiments produced the following main results:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-11147-5Behavior; Fische; Migration; Navigation; Orientation; Orientierung; Tiere; Tierwanderung; Umwelt; Verhalten

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978-3-662-11148-2Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1978

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Proceedings in Life Scienceshttp://image.papertrans.cn/a/image/157611.jpg

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Sensory Mechanisms for Animal Orientation — Can Any New Ones be Discovered?ht, and atmospheric infrasounds (0.1 → 10 Hz), Each of these sensory mechanisms had been tested previously without success or had been rejected as impossible. This paper presents an analysis of . earlier tests were unsuccessful and looks at why more recent tests succeeded.

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Sensory Mechanisms Related to Homing in Pigeonssumed to stimulate mesenteric mechanoreceptors. Classical conditioning experiments confirm a sensitivity to atmospheric pressure changes. Failure to demonstrate a magnetic field orientation sensitivity in an instrumental conditioning situation is reported, Behavioral and physiological experiments es