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Mimicry imicry is a biologic phenomenon characterized M; the superficial
resemblance of two or more organisms that are not closely related taxonomically.
This resemblance confers an advantage—such as protection from predation—
upon ...
Mimicry imicry is a biologic phenomenon characterized M; the superficial
resemblance of two or more organisms that are not closely related taxonomically.
This resemblance confers an advantage—such as protection from predation—
upon ...
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Mimicry and mimesis The selective Consequences of signaling by the model
Relative populations of model and mimic numerous ... Fundamental
characteristics of mimicry are determined mainly by behavioral properties of the
signal receiver.
Mimicry and mimesis The selective Consequences of signaling by the model
Relative populations of model and mimic numerous ... Fundamental
characteristics of mimicry are determined mainly by behavioral properties of the
signal receiver.
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Significant aspects of mimicry are discussed the receiver has to meet the mimic
less often than the in WOLFGANG WICKLER , Mimicry in Plants and Animals (
1968 ; model ; this postulate is based on the assumption that one originally ...
Significant aspects of mimicry are discussed the receiver has to meet the mimic
less often than the in WOLFGANG WICKLER , Mimicry in Plants and Animals (
1968 ; model ; this postulate is based on the assumption that one originally ...
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