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1. Avian navigation: comparing the olfactory navigational “map” and the infrasound direction-finding hypotheses to aeronautics J. Hagstrum
2. Theoretically possible spatial accuracy of geomagnetic maps used by migrating animals A. Komolkin et al.
3. An amazing discovery: bird navigation based on olfaction H. Wallraff
4. Orientational behavior of animals with the geomagnetic field and mechanisms of magnetoreception V. Krylov et al.
5. Literal grid map models for animal navigation: Assumptions and predictions R. Turner et al.
6. Releases of surgically deafened homing pigeons indicate that aural cues play a significant role in their navigational system J. Hagstrum & G. Manley
7. The homing pigeons’ olfactory map is affected by geographical barriers A. Gagliardo et al.
8. Deconstructing the flight paths of hippocampal-lesioned homing pigeons as they navigate near home offers insight into spatial perception and memory without a hippocampus A. Gagliardo et al.
9. How Displaced Migratory Birds Could Use Volatile Atmospheric Compounds to Find Their Migratory Corridor: A Test Using a Particle Dispersion Model K. Safi et al.
10. How Ambient Environment Influences Olfactory Orientation in Search and Rescue Dogs J. Jinn et al.
11. Do olfactory stimuli provide positional information for home-oriented avian navigation? H. Wallraff
12. Pigeon homing from unfamiliar areas H. Wallraff
13. Seasonal changes in atmospheric noise levels and the annual variation in pigeon homing performance J. Hagstrum et al.
14. Almost there: Learning to navigate approximately with a grid map J. Morford et al.
15. Diversity in olfactory bulb size in birds reflects allometry, ecology, and phylogeny J. Corfield et al.
16. A reinterpretation of “Homing pigeons’ flight over and under low stratus” based on atmospheric propagation modeling of infrasonic navigational cues J. Hagstrum
17. Map and compass navigation: the mechanism and ontogeny of animal maps J. Morford et al.
18. Avian navigation: the geomagnetic field provides compass cues but not a bicoordinate “map” plus a brief discussion of the alternative infrasound direction-finding hypothesis J. Hagstrum
19. Orientation and navigation of migrating birds N. Chernetsov