Which navigational consequence arises due to seasonal celestial shift?

💡 Explanation

When celestial orientation changes seasonally, animals adjust migratory timing to match optimal conditions; this is celestial navigation. Since migratory routes rely on sun angles and star positions, altered sun, rather than nocturnal responses, cause shift in route timing because disruption affects starting time therefore is A.

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