Which outcome results with disrupted turtle navigation using olfactory cues?

💡 Explanation

Olfactory imprinting guides turtles to nesting beaches; disrupted cues prevents this because chemoreception is how natal odors are identified. Therefore turtles cannot differentiate beaches, rather than fail at magnetic sensing, because that uses magnetoreceptors.

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