POPA ReconExperiments with migratory pied flycatchers found that pulsed radiofrequency magnetic fields disrupted orientation more strongly than…
Experiments with migratory pied flycatchers found that pulsed radiofrequency magnetic fields disrupted orientation more strongly than continuous signals, contradicting predictions of the leading cryptochrome-based magnetic compass model. The findings suggest birds may possess a separate sensory system for detecting magnetic disturbances, potentially linked to the inner ear rather than vision. https://royalsocietypublishing.org/rsif/article/23/240/20260129/482563/Disruption-of-magnetic-orientation-in-migratory
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