Which Statement About Navigation by Gray-Headed Albatrosses Is False

question 76

Multiple Choice

Which statement about navigation by gray-headed albatrosses is false?

• A) Landmarks provide critical clues to albatrosses first returning to their natal island.
• B) Gray-headed albatrosses can find their way back to their natal island after wandering for eight or nine years.
• C) The behavior of gray-headed albatrosses suggests they are capable of bicoordinate navigation.
• D) Gray-headed albatrosses probably determine map coordinates using their circadian clock and cues from the sun.
• E) The behavior of gray-headed albatrosses suggests that they are capable of true navigation.

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