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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
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- 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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