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Ant navigation: one-way routes rather than maps(Jan 2006)
Ant navigation: Resetting the path integrator(Feb 2006)
Behavioral ecology of odometric memories in desert ants: Acquisition, retention, and integration(Mar 2006)
Vertical object aviodance reaction in desert ants(Apr 2006)
The night-time temporal window of locomotor activity in the Namib Desert long- distance wandering spider, Leucorchestris arenicola(May 2006)
Age-dependent and task-related volume changes in the mushroom bodies of visually guided desert ants,Cataglyphis bicolor(May 2006)
The Ant Odometer: Stepping on Stilts and Stumps(Jul 2006)
The ant odometer: stepping on stilts and stumps(Sep 2006)
The Significance of Direct Sunlight and Polarized Skylight in the Ant's Celestial System of Navigation(Sep 2006)
Visual and tactile learning of ground structures in desert ants(Oct 2006)
Uncertainty about Nest Position Influences Systematic Search Strategies in Desert Ants(Oct 2006)
Integrating Two-Dimensional Paths: Do Desert Ants Process Distance Information in the Absence of Celestial Compass Cues?(Oct 2006)
Desert ants: Is active locomotion a prerequisite for path integration?(Nov 2006)
Tracking the Namib Desert spider Leucorchestris arenicola — reading the story in the sand(Dec 2006)
The Importance of Procedural Knowledge in Desert-Ant Navigation(Dec 2006)
Ants running on inclines: path integration and stability(Dec 2006)
Wind and Sky as Compass Cues in Desert Ant Navigation(Aug 2007)
Could Vikings have navigated under foggy and cloudy conditions by skylight polarization? On the atmospheric optical prerequisites of polarimetric Viking navigation under foggy and cloudy skies(Apr 2007)
Desert ants monitor substrate roughness while running(Apr 2007)
Acquiring, retaining and integrating memories of the outbound distance in the Australian desert ant Melophorus bagoti(Mar 2007)
Use of local cues in the night-time navigation of the wandering desert spider Leucorchestris arenicola (Araneae, Sparassidae)(Mar 2007)
Hair Plate Mechanoreceptors Associated with Body Segments are not Necessary for Three-Dimensional path Integration in Desert Ants(Mar 2007)
ViewDesert ants do not acquire and use a three-dimensional vector(Feb 2007)
The desert ant odometer: A stride integrator that accounts for stride length and walking speed(Feb 2007)
On Being Small: Brain Allometry in Ants(Feb 2007)
Landmark guidance and vector navigation in outbound desert ants(Dec 2008)
Search strategies of ants in landmark-rich habitats(Oct 2008)
The Desert Ant's Navigational Toolkit: Procedural Rather than Positional Knowledge(Jun 2008)
Nest-mark orientation versus vector navigation in desert ants(Jun 2008)
Landmark cues can change the motivational state of desert ant foragers(May 2008)
Vision in the nocturnal wandering spider Leucorchestris arenicola (Araneae: Sparassidae)(Apr 2008)
The POL area of the honey bee's eye: Behavioural evidence(Mar 2008)
Ultrastructure and synaptic differences of the boutons of the projection neurons between the lip and collar regions of the mushroom bodies in the ant, Cataglyphis albicans(Mar 2008)
Walking on inclines: How do desert ants monitor slope and step length(Feb 2008)
Multiroute memories in desert ants(Jan 2008)
Repeated training does not improve the path integrator in desert ants(Jan 2008)
Traveling in clutter: navigation in the Central Australian desert ant Melophorus bagoti(Mar 2009)
How flexible is the systematic search behaviour of desert ants?(May 2009)
·        Delayed Axonal Pruning in the Ant Brain: A Study of Developmental Trajectories(May 2009)
Desert ants use foraging distance to adapt the nest search to the uncertainty of the path integrator(Feb 2010)
The architecture of the desert ant's navigational toolkit (Hymenoptera: Formicidae)(Sep 2009)
Visual Experience and Age Affect Synaptic Organization in the Mushroom Bodies of the Desert Ant Cataglyphis fortis(May 2010)
The hymenopteran skylight compass: Matched filtering and parallel coding(Apr 2010)
Cataglyphis meets Drosophila(Jan 2020)
Theoretische Biologie: 1981-2006(Dec 2019)
Early foraging life: spatial and temporal aspects of landmark learning in the ant Cataglyphis noda(Jun 2018)
The Geomagnetic Field Is a Compass Cue in Cataglyphis Ant Navigation(Apr 2018)
The Role of Celestial Compass Information in Cataglyphis Ants during Learning Walks and for Neuroplasticity in the Central Complex and Mushroom Bodies(Nov 2017)
Similarities and differences in path integration and search in two species of desert ants inhabiting a visually rich and a visually barren habitat(Aug 2016)
Thermal physiology. Keeping cool: Enhanced optical reflection and radiative heat dissipation in Saharan silver ants(Jul 2015)
Polarization Vision: A Discovery Story(Aug 2014)
Bounded Plasticity in the Desert Ant's Navigational Tool Kit(Dec 2013)
Group recruitment in a thermophilic desert ant, Ocymyrmex robustior(Aug 2013)
Foraging ecology of an Australian salt-pan desert ant (genus Melophorus)(Dec 2012)
Cataglyphis desert ants improve their mobility by raising the gaster(Dec 2011)
An Insect-Inspired, Decentralized Memory for Robot Navigation(Dec 2011)