Volume 201, Issue 6

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June 2015

Special Issue: Insect Orientation and Navigation

Issue Editors:

K. Cheng,
B. Ronacher

11 articles in this issue

A champion of organismal biology
Ken Cheng
Bernhard Ronacher
Editorial 05 April 2015 Pages: 513 - 515
Path integration, views, search, and matched filters: the contributions of Rüdiger Wehner to the study of orientation and navigation
Ken Cheng
Cody A. Freas
Original Paper 07 February 2015 Pages: 517 - 532
Where paths meet and cross: navigation by path integration in the desert ant and the honeybee
Mandyam V. Srinivasan
Review 14 May 2015 Pages: 533 - 546
The memory structure of navigation in honeybees
Randolf Menzel
Uwe Greggers
Review 24 February 2015 Pages: 547 - 561
Three-dimensional models of natural environments and the mapping of navigational information
Wolfgang Stürzl
Iris Grixa
Jochen Zeil
Original Paper 12 April 2015 Pages: 563 - 584
How variation in head pitch could affect image matching algorithms for ant navigation
Paul Ardin
Michael Mangan
Barbara Webb
Original Paper Open access 21 April 2015 Pages: 585 - 597
Transfer of directional information between the polarization compass and the sun compass in desert ants
Fleur Lebhardt
Bernhard Ronacher
Original Paper 26 July 2014 Pages: 599 - 608
Egocentric and geocentric navigation during extremely long foraging paths of desert ants
Roman Huber
Markus Knaden
Original Paper 27 March 2015 Pages: 609 - 616
Route-segment odometry and its interactions with global path-integration
Thomas S. Collett
Matthew Collett
Original Paper 23 April 2015 Pages: 617 - 630
Food searches and guiding structures in North African desert ants, Cataglyphis
Siegfried Bolek
Harald Wolf
Original Paper Open access 08 February 2015 Pages: 631 - 644
Walking and running in the desert ant Cataglyphis fortis
Verena Wahl
Sarah E. Pfeffer
Matthias Wittlinger
Original Paper Open access 01 April 2015 Pages: 645 - 656

Volume 201, Issue 6

A champion of organismal biology

Path integration, views, search, and matched filters: the contributions of Rüdiger Wehner to the study of orientation and navigation

Where paths meet and cross: navigation by path integration in the desert ant and the honeybee

The memory structure of navigation in honeybees

Three-dimensional models of natural environments and the mapping of navigational information

How variation in head pitch could affect image matching algorithms for ant navigation

Transfer of directional information between the polarization compass and the sun compass in desert ants

Egocentric and geocentric navigation during extremely long foraging paths of desert ants

Route-segment odometry and its interactions with global path-integration

Food searches and guiding structures in North African desert ants, Cataglyphis

Walking and running in the desert ant Cataglyphis fortis

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