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1530 COFFEE AND TEA BREAK SESSION 3B - USE OF OLFACTION IN BIRDS Chairman: S Åkesson, Lund University 1600 Testing the olfactory activation hypothesis with GPS data A Gagliardo 1 , P Ioalè 1 , C Filannino 1 , loggers: evidence against a priming role of artificial odours in M Wilkelski 2 pigeon navigation 1University of Pisa, Italy 2Max Planck Institute of Ornithology, Germany 1620 Activation of the olfactory system in pigeons correlates with V Meskenaite, N Blaser, J Nair, odor concentrations H-P Lipp Unversity of Zurich, Switzerland 1640 The structure of navigational information - neural constraints H Prior on its perception and representation Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Germany 1700 Oceanic navigation in Cory’s shearwaters: evidence for a P Lambardi 1 , F Bonnadonna 2 , J Bried 1 , critical role of olfactory cues for homing after displacement in P Luschi 3 , M Wikelski 4 , A Gagliardo 3 open ocean.. 1University of the Azores, Portugal 2CNRS – CEFE, France 3University of Pisa, Italy 4Max Planck Institute for Ornithology, Germany 1720 Odor perception signatures in homing pigeons J Nair, N Blaser, V Meskenaite, H-P Lipp, University of Zurich, Switzerland 1730 Odors in the context of animal navigation P E Jorge 1 , J B Phillips 2 , P A M Marques 1 1Unidade Investigação Eco-Etologia. ISPA , Lisbon, Portugal 2 Virginia Tech, USA 1750 Close 1810 Discussion: Pigeons and Magnetism. Chairman: M M Walker, University of Auckland 1900 DINNER ON CAMPUS – Blue Room – Park House Bar open until 2359 – Senior Common Room – Park House DAY 3 – FRIDAY 8 APRIL SESSION 4A – BIRD MIGRATION Chairman: H Mouritsen, University of Oldenburg 0900 Cue-conflict experiments revisited: what can we learn from S Åkesson experiments at different continents? Lund University, Sweden 0920 No apparent coastline effects on the flight paths of nocturnally C Nilsson, T Alerstam, J Bäckman,
migrating passerines in Falsterbo, Sweden H Karlsson Lund University, Sweden 0940 Mathematical Analysis of Pigeon Tracks: Characterisation of I Schiffner the Underlying Navigational Process Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Germany 1000 Testing cognitive navigation: Homing pigeons fly to two N Blaser, G. Dell’Ariccia, different goals G. Dell'Omo, J. Nair, V. Meskenaite, H.-P. Lipp University of Zurich, Switzerland 1020 Do homing pigeons (Columba livia) use the Earth’s magnetic C V Mora, V Bingman field to determine their position during homing? Bowling Green State University, USA 1040 COFFEE AND TEA BREAK SESSION 4B - AQUATIC ORIENTATION Chairman: P J Fraser, University of Aberdeen 1110 Physiological mechanisms of imprinting and homing migration H Ueda, in salmon Hokkaido University, Japan 1130 Three-dimensional navigation R Holbrook, T Burt de Perera University of Oxford, UK 1150 Magnetite-Based Magnetoreceptor Cells in the Olfactory J L Kirschvink 1 , B B H Yuen 2 , H Organ of Rainbow Trout Cadiou 3 , A N Muhamad 3 , M M Walker 2 , P A McNaughton 2 , M Winklhofer 4 , A Kobayashi 1,5 1California Institute of Technology, USA 2Auckland University, New Zealand 3University of Cambridge, UK 4Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich, Germany 5Institute of Advance Industrial Science & Technology, Osaka, Japan 1210 In-vivo determination of the magnetic dipole moment of M Winklhofer 1 , S H K Eder 1 , H candidate receptor cells in teleost fish Cadiou 2,3 , P McNaughton 2 , J Kirschvink 4 1Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich 2University of Cambridge, UK 3CNRS Dijon, France 4California Institute of Technology, USA
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