How Animals Find Their Way About: A Study of Distant Orientation and Place-Recognition - Hardcover

How Animals Find Their Way About : A Study of Distant Orientation and Place-Recognition

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'How Animals Find Their Way About' is a rigorous scientific exploration of the mechanisms behind animal navigation and homing. Written by Etienne Rabaud, this work investigates how various creatures-ranging from insects to mammals-utilize sensory information to navigate across vast distances and recognize specific locations. The study focuses on the concepts of distant orientation and place-recognition, moving beyond abstract theories of instinct to provide a more empirical understanding of biological movement. Artikel-Nr. 9781025721101

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