H. Schmaljohann

This study finds that adult female Kentish plovers disperse further than males during breeding seasons, with some individuals traveling over 1,700 km, highlighting the species' dispersive behavior and its implications for conservation.

This study models how inherited magnetic headings and signposts in migratory birds can adapt to geomagnetic shifts, showing their viability and constraints over time.

The study finds no effect of a magnetic pulse on free-flight navigation of European robins, suggesting geomagnetic maps may be less important for natural navigation than in lab settings.