Bees travel novel homeward routes by integrating separately acquired vector memories
作者： RANDOLF MENZEL , KARL GEIGER , JASDAN JOERGES , ULI MÜLLER , LARS CHITTKA
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摘要: … novel navigational behaviours emerge from the combination of visual scene and goal vector memories. We show that novel … and discuss whether this novel behaviour can be explained (…
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