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DISRUPTIVE COLORATION 48 I THE FUNCTION OF DISRUPTIVE
COLORATION II THE COLOURS OF DISRUPTIVE PATTERNS : DIFFERENTIAL
BLENDING III THE TONES OF DISRUPTIVE PATTERNS : MAXIMUM
DISRUPTIVE ...
DISRUPTIVE COLORATION 48 I THE FUNCTION OF DISRUPTIVE
COLORATION II THE COLOURS OF DISRUPTIVE PATTERNS : DIFFERENTIAL
BLENDING III THE TONES OF DISRUPTIVE PATTERNS : MAXIMUM
DISRUPTIVE ...
Page xxix
... 50 7 DIAGRAMS ILLUSTRATING THE PRINCIPLE OF MAXIMUM
DISRUPTIVE CONTRAST 53 8 NASSAU GROUPER ( EPINEPHELUS
STRIATUS ) 54 9 STAGES IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A DISRUPTIVE
PATTERN 10 DIAGRAMS ...
... 50 7 DIAGRAMS ILLUSTRATING THE PRINCIPLE OF MAXIMUM
DISRUPTIVE CONTRAST 53 8 NASSAU GROUPER ( EPINEPHELUS
STRIATUS ) 54 9 STAGES IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF A DISRUPTIVE
PATTERN 10 DIAGRAMS ...
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And in different species , these disruptive elements are so disposed , that when
the leg is folded up at rest , one or more of the markings or sets of markings
accurately coincides with and continues the pattern of an adjacent segment .
Such an ...
And in different species , these disruptive elements are so disposed , that when
the leg is folded up at rest , one or more of the markings or sets of markings
accurately coincides with and continues the pattern of an adjacent segment .
Such an ...
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Contents
THE METHODS BY WHICH CONCEALMENT | 5 |
ADAPTIVE RADIATION IN COLOUR RESEMBLANCE II | 11 |
COLOUR RESEMBLANCE DUE TO CHOICE OF APPROPRIATE BACKGROUNDS | 18 |
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