Pigeon homing: wind exposition determines the importance of olfactory input
The lasting controversies on the use of olfaction in pigeon homing led to the question of how the obvious differences in the role of olfactory input in pigeons of the various lofts were caused. The present study was designed to test which of the two factors - wind exposition or training - had caused...
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| description | The lasting controversies on the use of olfaction in pigeon homing led to the question of how the obvious differences in the role of olfactory input in pigeons of the various lofts were caused. The present study was designed to test which of the two factors - wind exposition or training - had caused the different reaction to olfactory input. |
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