Which navigational problem would arise in monarch butterflies lacking properly developed olfactory maps?

💡 Explanation

An inability to use olfactory cues prevents accurate location of overwintering sites; this relies on olfactory map-based homing. Therefore butterflies cannot complete their multigenerational migration, rather than other disorientation because magnetic or circadian senses are unaffected.

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