We group animal strategies for finding their way between home and a goal into three levels of ability: piloting, compass orientation, and true navigation. Which of them makes the greatest use of familiar landmarks?
A) compass orientation
B) piloting
C) true navigation
D) all three, i.e., they all make use of landmarks to a similar extent.
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