Transfer of a time-signal isochronous with local time in translocation experiments to the geographical longitude

When mushroom-bodies of time-trained honeybees are translocated according to the geographical longitude — the latitude remains nearly the same — and are implanted to naive host animals the information on time is transferred as an information on local time, i.e. the time-signal learned by the donor animal breaks through in the host animal isochronous with local time and not as an endogenously driven circadian rhythm.