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Honeybees use the skyline in orientation.

Honeybees use the skyline in orientation.

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Homing in a tropical social wasp: role of spatial familiarity, motivation and age.Quantifying navigational information: The catchment volumes of panoramic snapshots in outdoor scenes.Taking an insect-inspired approach to bird navigation.

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Honeybees use the skyline in orientation.

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The Journal of Experimental Biology

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Honeybees use the skyline in orientation.

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Antoinette E Ritrovato

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Antonina Esposto

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Sex and caste-specific variation in compound eye morphology of five honeybee species

Reply to Cheung et al.: The cognitive map hypothesis remains the best interpretation of the data in honeybee navigation

Way-finding in displaced clock-shifted bees proves bees use a cognitive map.

Large scale homing in honeybees.

Visual acuity in insects.

Honeybee methodology, cognition, and theory: recording local directional decisions in interpatch foraging and interpreting their theoretical relevance.

A model of ant route navigation driven by scene familiarity.

Interpatch foraging in honeybees-rational decision making at secondary hubs based upon time and motivation.

Looking and homing: how displaced ants decide where to go.

The spatial resolutions of the apposition compound eye and its neuro-sensory feature detectors: observation versus theory.

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2476-2485

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scholarly article

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10.1242/JEB.160002

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Pt 13

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220

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William F Towne

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