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THE PROTECTIVE ATTRIBUTES OF APOSEMATIC ANIMALS IN GENERAL 253
255 I POISON IN DEFENCE II DEFENSIVE SECRETIONS III NAUSEOUS TASTE
IV PROTECTIVE INTEGUMENT V TENACITY OF LIFE 256 259 259 6.
THE PROTECTIVE ATTRIBUTES OF APOSEMATIC ANIMALS IN GENERAL 253
255 I POISON IN DEFENCE II DEFENSIVE SECRETIONS III NAUSEOUS TASTE
IV PROTECTIVE INTEGUMENT V TENACITY OF LIFE 256 259 259 6.
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Hugh Bamford Cott. 600 601 602 604 605 606 608 609 610 611 SUMNER , F. B.
1935. Evidence for the Protective Value of Changeable Coloration in Fishes .
Amer . Nat . , LXIX , pp . 245-66 , 4 figs . 1935. Studies of Protective Color
Change .
Hugh Bamford Cott. 600 601 602 604 605 606 608 609 610 611 SUMNER , F. B.
1935. Evidence for the Protective Value of Changeable Coloration in Fishes .
Amer . Nat . , LXIX , pp . 245-66 , 4 figs . 1935. Studies of Protective Color
Change .
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... 210 Grass , special resemblance to , 354 - Long - nosed , 142 Grasshoppers :
adjustable colour - resemShort - nosed , 84 , 85 blance in , 25–26 ; protective
value of Garman , H. , 279 concealing coloration in , 182–184 ; greGarstang ,
Walter ...
... 210 Grass , special resemblance to , 354 - Long - nosed , 142 Grasshoppers :
adjustable colour - resemShort - nosed , 84 , 85 blance in , 25–26 ; protective
value of Garman , H. , 279 concealing coloration in , 182–184 ; greGarstang ,
Walter ...
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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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