Navigational Behavior is a biological phenomenon within the study of fish migration that refers to the innate or learned process by which individual fish determine and maintain their directional movement in response to environmental cues during migratory journeys.
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Clinical Epidemiology - a basic science for clinical medicine
B I Hoffbrand · Postgraduate Medical Journal · 1992 · 786 citations · Full text
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