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Navigation is the ability or movement of animals and humans to find their way in the real or an abstract space. It is related to spatial memory, goal-oriented reasoning and appears to be a skill involving the hippocampus

In humansEdit

• Developmental topographical disorientation

In animalsEdit

Navigation during migrationEdit

• Migratory behavior (animal)
• Bird migration

HomingEdit

• Homing (biology)

See alsoEdit

• Bee learning and communication
• Cognitive maps
• Contextual associations
• Mapping
• Navigation research
• Olfactory navigation
• Place cells
• Place conditioning
• Place disorientation
• Tactual maps
• Topography
• Topographical disorientation
• Water transportation

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