Which event increases when oceanic seabirds fail olfactory imprinting?

💡 Explanation

Reduced olfactory sensitivity harms a seabird's navigation, because they often rely on dimethyl sulfide plumes emitted by phytoplankton to pinpoint prey; therefore, foraging suffers, rather than improved mate selection if this signal recognition fails.

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