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Page 169
It rests upon the assumption that the relative number of species in a particular
group is necessarily a fair index of the absolute abundance of individuals in
nature . McAtee ' s next proposition is that birds feed indiscriminately . '
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It rests upon the assumption that the relative number of species in a particular
group is necessarily a fair index of the absolute abundance of individuals in
nature . McAtee ' s next proposition is that birds feed indiscriminately . '
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Page 180
Graph showing the deaths due to predation ( 1 ) among 70 individuals of Mantis
religiosa exposed against a revealing background - green on brown and brown
on green ( black line ) ; and ( ii ) among 40 individuals exposed against a ...
Graph showing the deaths due to predation ( 1 ) among 70 individuals of Mantis
religiosa exposed against a revealing background - green on brown and brown
on green ( black line ) ; and ( ii ) among 40 individuals exposed against a ...
Page 369
Wing injuries or beak imprints subsequently sustained by these individuals
numbered 47 : of these , 36 implicated " eye - spots ' , and of the remaining 11
most were conceivably attempts to reach an eye - spot ' . Considering the attacks
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Wing injuries or beak imprints subsequently sustained by these individuals
numbered 47 : of these , 36 implicated " eye - spots ' , and of the remaining 11
most were conceivably attempts to reach an eye - spot ' . Considering the attacks
from ...
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