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Page viii
The correlation of behaviour and markings , indeed , as Poulton long ago pointed
out , is one of the strongest supports for theories of adaptive coloration . Even if it
were possible for a case - hardened sceptic to dismiss as accidental such ...
The correlation of behaviour and markings , indeed , as Poulton long ago pointed
out , is one of the strongest supports for theories of adaptive coloration . Even if it
were possible for a case - hardened sceptic to dismiss as accidental such ...
Page xxiv
CONCLUSION PAGE 427 428 430 431 I ADAPTIVE COLORATION AND
OPTICAL PRINCIPLES II ADAPTIVE COLORATION AND VISUAL PERCEPTION
III PATTERN AND ANATOMY IV PATTERN AND AFFINITY V COLORATION AND
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CONCLUSION PAGE 427 428 430 431 I ADAPTIVE COLORATION AND
OPTICAL PRINCIPLES II ADAPTIVE COLORATION AND VISUAL PERCEPTION
III PATTERN AND ANATOMY IV PATTERN AND AFFINITY V COLORATION AND
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Page 397
Gring into of adaptive Creion to th Every one conversant with the facts available
to - day realizes that the phenomena of mimicry are in no sense isolated or
peculiar . On the contrary , they fall into place with , and form part of , that vast
body of ...
Gring into of adaptive Creion to th Every one conversant with the facts available
to - day realizes that the phenomena of mimicry are in no sense isolated or
peculiar . On the contrary , they fall into place with , and form part of , that vast
body of ...
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