Which outcome predominates when anthropogenic electromagnetic interference disrupts magnetoreception during avian migration?

💡 Explanation

Increased navigational error results when electromagnetic noise impedes the magnetic compass, an instance of magnetoreception, because migratory precision relies on geomagnetic field perception; therefore, pathfinding becomes haphazard rather than directed, with error increasing closer to the interference source.

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