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MIMICRY : THE ATTRIBUTES OF MIMICS 396 398 399 399 400 400 I THE
RELATION BETWEEN CRYPTIC AND MIMETIC RESEMBLANCE II THE
RELATION BETWEEN BATESIAN AND MÜLLERIAN MIMICRY III THE
GEOGRAPHICAL ...
MIMICRY : THE ATTRIBUTES OF MIMICS 396 398 399 399 400 400 I THE
RELATION BETWEEN CRYPTIC AND MIMETIC RESEMBLANCE II THE
RELATION BETWEEN BATESIAN AND MÜLLERIAN MIMICRY III THE
GEOGRAPHICAL ...
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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 facts which embraces
the whole ...
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 facts which embraces
the whole ...
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Mimicry . Nature , 123 , pp . 661-3 . 1935. Attacks of Birds upon Butterflies .
Nature , 135 , p . 194 . 1935. Mimikry . ... Mimicry . London , pp . viii + 134 . 88
CARRICK , ROBERT . 1936. Experiments to test the Efficiency of Protective
Adaptations ...
Mimicry . Nature , 123 , pp . 661-3 . 1935. Attacks of Birds upon Butterflies .
Nature , 135 , p . 194 . 1935. Mimikry . ... Mimicry . London , pp . viii + 134 . 88
CARRICK , ROBERT . 1936. Experiments to test the Efficiency of Protective
Adaptations ...
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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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