Which navigational failure occurs where strong localized magnetic anomalies distort animal migratory maps?

💡 Explanation

Disrupted geomagnetic orientation sensing occurs because the animal's internal magnetic compass relies on detecting Earth's magnetic field; therefore, anomalies mislead the animal creating orientation errors, rather than directly impacting arrival times via other mechanisms.

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