Animal Navigation: An Enduring Mystery
1_xim4wkz2 Many animals move thousands of miles over the surface of the earth. Monarch butterflies return to a small place in Mexico to overwinter, Arctic Terns fly some 24,000 miles per year and salmon return to the gravel beds in the streams where they themselves were hatched. Despite years of res...
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Internet-First University Press
2015
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/1813/40145 |
| Summary: | 1_xim4wkz2 Many animals move thousands of miles over the surface of the earth. Monarch butterflies return to a small place in Mexico to overwinter, Arctic Terns fly some 24,000 miles per year and salmon return to the gravel beds in the streams where they themselves were hatched. Despite years of research, we still don’t know exactly what cues animals use to perform these feats! |
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