… For a seabird foraging over the ocean, this scenario suggests that olfactory search would
be … in freely ranging wandering albatrosses. We found that initial olfactory detection was …

… of olfactory capabilities in the wandering albatross finds special significance in the number
of descriptive investigations and hypotheses that have resulted from the study of albatross …

… Attributing Lévy flights to wandering albatrosses now … to be an emergent property of
olfactory searching in turbulent … patterns of the wandering albatross and provides new insights …

… The olfactory sensitivities of wandering albatrosses to squid-related odors have not been
explored, but albatrosses have been seen to recruit to fishy odors (eg, herring oil, cod liver oil) …

… olfactory perception in albatrosses, Loye Miller's is selected becausc his observation cruisc
was planned and the birds were marked8 • Black-footed albatrosses … by olfaction between …

… Therefore, the differences in nocturnal activity evident in this study may arise because
black-browed albatrosses increasingly rely upon olfaction when visual cues from prey and other …

… at control slicks, suggesting that these birds were attracted to olfactory cues from macerated
krill; (2) black-browed albatrosses were sighted only at scented slicks and never at control …

Petrels, albatrosses and other procellariiform seabirds have an excellent sense of smell,
and routinely navigate over the world's oceans by mechanisms that are not well understood. …

… were six male albatrosses—of the species Diornedea exulans, the wandering albatross—…
include the albatrosses, petrels and shearwaters) use an olfactory landscape superimposed …

… Procellariiform or 'tube-nosed' seabirds (ie the petrels, the albatrosses and the shearwaters)
have a remarkably developed olfactory neuro-anatomy compared to many other birds (Bang …

… olfaction is still largely unexplored in all vertebrates, and notably so for birds. Among avian
olfactory systems, the nasal architecture and olfactory … clearly with albatrosses, shearwaters, …

… -browed Albatrosses respond to food-related odour cues, suggesting that olfaction probably
… In conclusion, we cannot exclude the possibility that albatrosses could use magnetic cues to …

… We do know, however, that albatrosses, shearwaters, and petrels will readily respond and
orient to warm animal fat dripped on the water from upwind locations at sea (Murphy, 1936; …

… navigation is common in vertebrates, and genetic studies show that the olfactory gene … on
pelagic birds, such as shearwaters and albatrosses, especially when there are concerns for …

… Wind conditions and inherited genetic encodings play important roles in an albatross’s
migration cycle [24]. Albatrosses have a well developed system of olfaction. Their large olfactory …

… In some of the birds with large olfactory bulbs (shearwaters, albatross, vulture), two or three
electrodes were implanted in each bulb in an antero-posterior array. After surgery, all birds …

… , suggests that wandering albatrosses, Diomedea exulans, may detect prey via olfactory
cues in … around foraging albatrosses should help provide new and additional insight into how …

… 2a shows the albatross olfactory concha with surface mucosa peeled away to expose trunks
of olfactory nerve; trunks to the septal olfactory epithelium are seen just above the label "2a”. …

… albatrosses locate and catch squid at the APF. Although the squid approach the surface at
night, we discount the possibility that the albatrosses … detect the squid by olfaction. Fishers off …

… of phylogenetic differences since two albatrosses (see above) approached the slicks exactly
as did nonprocellariiforms of the group 2. Species that use olfactory cues arrived first on the …