... map Route network Network analysis Revisiting behaviour Spatial cognition Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/501100005739 UNAM-PAPIIT IN210216 Oxford Brookes University http://dx.doi.org/10.13039/100010053 Living in tropical...

... spiders, which navigate at night, can rely on a multisensory, configural representation to recognize their home refuge. Amblypygi Spatial cognition Navigation Multimodal Olfactory Tactile Many arthropods are superb navigators ( Menzel et al., 2005 ; Wehner, 2003 ; Cheng et al., 2009...

... position, amphibians are key to understanding the evolution of spatial cognition in vertebrates. While they retain many of the primitive traits that characterized the common ancestor of all tetrapods, they also reflect the evolution of a more complex forebrain that was associated with the evolutionary...

... graph Wayfinding Path integration Spatial cognition To go from one place to another involves the opening up of the vista ahead and closing in of the vista behind. When the vistas have been put in order by exploratory locomotion, the invariant structure of the habitat will be apprehended. One...

... so at the cost of a reduced cognitive ability in winter. Dehnel's phenomenon Brain size Seasonal adaptation Spatial cognition Braincase size Learning task Organisms have developed a wide range of strategies to cope with seasonal fluctuations in resources and temperature, using...

... of unrelated tadpoles on adult poison frogs triggers a cascade of parental behaviours involving tadpole transport and spatial memory use in both sexes, despite the asymmetric parental sex roles. Parental behaviour Behavioural trigger Flexibility Spatial cognition Tadpole transport Telemetry...

.... Apis mellifera Honey bee Navigation Spatial cognition Route learning Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique 10.13039/501100004794 Fondation Fyssen 10.13039/501100003135 Université de Toulouse 10.13039/501100004718 Pollinators such as bees face...

... ), or (c) under different wavelengths of monochromatic light ( Fig. 5D ) ( Phillips and Borland, 1992a ; Phillips et al., 2010 ) (see Appendix ). If input from the LDMC plays an important role in rodent (and, perhaps more generally, in mammalian) spatial cognition, this sensory input must reach areas...

... livia pigeon navigational map olfactory map spatial cognition olfaction anosmia The ability of homing pigeons to return home from unfamiliar locations distant from the home loft is generally explained as being the result of a two-step navigational process consisting of independent map...