Spatial Representation in Animals

How animals find their way around is both immensely variable and controversial - what cues they use and how, what senses are involved, how much they remember, and to what extent they rely on instictive information or learning. Behaviour, ecology, and neurophysiology are all implicated and have been investigated in a wide range of organisms by researchers all over the world. This accessibly-written book is the first attempt to bring together the diverse and cross-disciplinary research on spatial representation in animals.