Direction finding and navigation over both long and short distances, using cues in places where visual information is limited or absent, and where cues are constant year round, night and day, will most likely involve use of
A) landmarks.
B) magnetic cues.
C) olfactory cues.
D) polarized light.

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Magnetic cues are used by various animals for navigation over long and short distances, especially in environments where visual cues are limited or absent. The Earth's magnetic field provides a constant reference point that can be used day and night, throughout the year.

Direction Finding and Navigation Over Both Long and Short Distances