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Wolfgang Wiltschko and Roswitha Wiltschko
Wiltschko R, Wiltschko W (1999) Compass orientation as a basic element in
avian orientation and navigation. In: Golledge RG (ed) Wayfinding Behavior.
Johns Hopkins University Press, London Baltimore, pp 259-294
Wiltschko R, Wiltschko W, Munro U (1997) Migratory orientation in birds: the
effects and after-effects of exposure to conflicting celestial and magnetic cues.
In: Orientation and Navigation - Birds, Humans and other Animals. Royal
Institute of Navigation, Oxford, pp 6/1 -6/14
Wiltschko R, Munro U, Ford H, Wiltschko W (1999) After-effects of exposure to
conflicting celestial and magnetic cues at sunset in migratory Silvereyes
Zosterops I. latera/is. J Avian Biol30:56-62
Wiltschko W (1968) Ober den Einflu/3 statischer Magnetfelder auf die
Zugorientierung der Rotkehlchen (Erithacus rubecula). Z Tierpsychol 25:537558
Wiltschko W (1978) Further analysis of the magnetic compass of migratory birds.
In: Schmidt-Koenig K, Keeton WT (eds) Animal Migration, Navigation, and
Homing. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp 302-310
Wiltschko W, Wiltschko R (1972) Magnetic compass of European Robins.
Science 176:62-64
Wiltschko W, Wiltschko R (1981) Disorientation of inexperienced young pigeons
after transportation in total darkness. Nature 291 :433-434
Wiltschko W, Wiltschko R ( 1995) Migratory orientation of European Robins is
affected by the wavelength of light as well as by a magnetic pulse. J Comp
Physiol A 177:363-369
Wiltschko W, Wiltschko R (1999) The effect of yellow and blue light on magnetic
compass orientation in European Robins, Erithacus rubecula. J Comp Physiol A
184:295-299
Wiltschko W, Wi1tschko R (2000): Light-dependent magnetoreception in birds:
does directional information change with light intensity? Naturwissenschaften
86:36-40
Wiltschko W, Wiltschko R, Keeton WT, Madden R (1983) Growing up in an
altered magnetic field affects the initial orientation of young homing pigeons.
Behav Ecol Sociobiol12:135-142
Wiltschko W, Munro U, Ford H, Wiltschko R (1993) Red light disrupts magnetic
orientation of migratory birds. Nature 364:525-527
Wiltschko W, Munro U, Beason RC, Ford H, Wiltschko R (1994) A magnetic
pulse leads to a temporary deflection in the orientation of migratory birds.
Experientia 50:697-700
Wiltschko W, Munro U, Ford H, Wiltschko R (1998a) Effect of a magnetic pulse
on the orientation of Silvereyes, Zosterops !. latera/is, during spring migration. J
Exp Biol20 I :3257-3261
Wiltschko W, W eindler P, Wiltschko R (1998b) Interaction of magnetic and
celestial cues in the migratory orientation of passerines. J Avian Bioi 29:606617
Yorke ED (1979) A possible magnetic transducer in birds. J Theor Bioi 77:101105
Wolfgang Wiltschko and Roswitha Wiltschko
Wiltschko R, Wiltschko W (1999) Compass orientation as a basic element in
avian orientation and navigation. In: Golledge RG (ed) Wayfinding Behavior.
Johns Hopkins University Press, London Baltimore, pp 259-294
Wiltschko R, Wiltschko W, Munro U (1997) Migratory orientation in birds: the
effects and after-effects of exposure to conflicting celestial and magnetic cues.
In: Orientation and Navigation - Birds, Humans and other Animals. Royal
Institute of Navigation, Oxford, pp 6/1 -6/14
Wiltschko R, Munro U, Ford H, Wiltschko W (1999) After-effects of exposure to
conflicting celestial and magnetic cues at sunset in migratory Silvereyes
Zosterops I. latera/is. J Avian Biol30:56-62
Wiltschko W (1968) Ober den Einflu/3 statischer Magnetfelder auf die
Zugorientierung der Rotkehlchen (Erithacus rubecula). Z Tierpsychol 25:537558
Wiltschko W (1978) Further analysis of the magnetic compass of migratory birds.
In: Schmidt-Koenig K, Keeton WT (eds) Animal Migration, Navigation, and
Homing. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp 302-310
Wiltschko W, Wiltschko R (1972) Magnetic compass of European Robins.
Science 176:62-64
Wiltschko W, Wiltschko R (1981) Disorientation of inexperienced young pigeons
after transportation in total darkness. Nature 291 :433-434
Wiltschko W, Wiltschko R ( 1995) Migratory orientation of European Robins is
affected by the wavelength of light as well as by a magnetic pulse. J Comp
Physiol A 177:363-369
Wiltschko W, Wiltschko R (1999) The effect of yellow and blue light on magnetic
compass orientation in European Robins, Erithacus rubecula. J Comp Physiol A
184:295-299
Wiltschko W, Wi1tschko R (2000): Light-dependent magnetoreception in birds:
does directional information change with light intensity? Naturwissenschaften
86:36-40
Wiltschko W, Wiltschko R, Keeton WT, Madden R (1983) Growing up in an
altered magnetic field affects the initial orientation of young homing pigeons.
Behav Ecol Sociobiol12:135-142
Wiltschko W, Munro U, Ford H, Wiltschko R (1993) Red light disrupts magnetic
orientation of migratory birds. Nature 364:525-527
Wiltschko W, Munro U, Beason RC, Ford H, Wiltschko R (1994) A magnetic
pulse leads to a temporary deflection in the orientation of migratory birds.
Experientia 50:697-700
Wiltschko W, Munro U, Ford H, Wiltschko R (1998a) Effect of a magnetic pulse
on the orientation of Silvereyes, Zosterops !. latera/is, during spring migration. J
Exp Biol20 I :3257-3261
Wiltschko W, W eindler P, Wiltschko R (1998b) Interaction of magnetic and
celestial cues in the migratory orientation of passerines. J Avian Bioi 29:606617
Yorke ED (1979) A possible magnetic transducer in birds. J Theor Bioi 77:101105