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Do solitary foraging nocturnal mammals plan their routes?
Marine Joly
, Elke Zimmermann
Department of Psychology
Centre for Comparative & Evolutionary Psychology
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Mammal
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Rangefinding
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Model
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Detection
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Ability
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Mice
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Visual Perception
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Ocean Tide
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Primate
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Social System
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Food Availability
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Route Planning
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Size
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Strategy
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Target
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Radio
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Season
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Distance
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Surface Pressure
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Madagascar
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INIS
resources
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mammals
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travel
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food
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brain
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mice
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randomness
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size
25%
distance
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planning
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detection
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primates
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forests
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seasons
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availability
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madagascar
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Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Mammal
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Lemur
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Travel
75%
Protocerebrum
50%
Foods
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Mice
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Food Availability
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Microcebus
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Planning
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Detection
25%
Radio
25%
Seasons
25%
Social Sciences
Mammals
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Heuristics
50%
Food Resources
50%
Change
50%
Brain
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Food
25%
Ability
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Analysis
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Size
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Testing
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Strategy
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Skills
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Planning
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Relative
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Madagascar
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