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To determine: The way in which Tinbergen tested the hypothesis that Wasps utilized a landmark for relocating their nest.
Introduction: Tinbergen experimented on the Wasps that hovered around a particular area for construction of their nest. A female digger wasp digs approximately four to five nests for laying their eggs. The digging of a nest is a genetically programmed behavior in a digger wasp.
To determine: The results obtained by Tinbergen.
Introduction: Tinbergen experimented on the Wasps that hovered around a particular area for construction of their nest. A female digger wasp digs approximately four to five nests for laying their eggs. The digging of a nest is a genetically programmed behavior in a digger wasp.
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