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Adjustable wind selectivity in shearwaters implies knowledge of the foraging landscape

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By Stephanie Harris, Charles Bishop, Sarah E. Bond, Paul Fernandes, Tim Guilford, Patrick J. Lewin, Oliver Padget, Pete Robins, Will T. Schneider, James J. Waggitt, Sophie Wilmès
| Cell Press Verified
Results and discussion Wind is a fundamental driver of flight costs in seabirds,7,8,9 shaping their movement decisions and foraging strategies. Procellariiform seabirds typically favor cross- to tailwind flight, which facilitates efficient movement via dynamic soaring,10,11,12,13 but how this influences their decisions on where to forage is unclear.
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Reply to: Animal magnetic sensitivity and magnetic displacement experiments - Communications Biology

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By Will T. Schneider, Oliver Lindecke
| Nature Verified
replying to: K. J. Lohmann et al. Communications Biology https://doi.org/10.1038/s42003-024-06269-4 (2024) In their matters arising article, Lohmann et al. propose that animals have a higher sensitivity to geomagnetic cues than we assumed in our original article. Based on this they re-assert the feasibility of a magnetic map used by animals to navigate. This second point represents a misunderstanding of our conclusions.
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Behavioural plasticity compensates for adaptive loss of cricket song

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By Will T. Schneider, Christian Rutz, Nathan Bailey
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION The role of behaviour in adaptive evolution remains controversial despite over a century of research (Bailey et al., 2018; Baldwin, 1896; Duckworth, 2009; Wcislo, 1989; West-Eberhard, 1983, 2005). Behaviour's ‘flexibility’ is at the centre of this debate.
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