How lost “passenger” ants find their way home

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Mandyam V. Srinivasan

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[1] University of Queensland,Queensland Brain Institute and School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering

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Learning & Behavior | 2018年 / 46卷

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Navigation; Orientation; Ant; Dead Reckoning;

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Animal navigation has fascinated biologists and engineers for centuries, and some of the most illuminating discoveries have come from the study of creatures with a brain no larger than a sesame seed. In an elegant recent study, Pfeiffer and Wittlinger (Science, 353, 1155–1157, 2016) have shown the means by which desert ants, carried from one nest to another by a relative, find their own way back home if they are accidentally dropped en route.

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