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GENERAL COLOUR RESEMBLANCE PAGE 5 6 II I GENERAL RESEMBLANCE
IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS II CONVERGENCE IN COLOUR
RESEMBLANCE : COMMON CRYPTIC COLORATION III ADAPTIVE RADIATION
IN COLOUR ...
GENERAL COLOUR RESEMBLANCE PAGE 5 6 II I GENERAL RESEMBLANCE
IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS II CONVERGENCE IN COLOUR
RESEMBLANCE : COMMON CRYPTIC COLORATION III ADAPTIVE RADIATION
IN COLOUR ...
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SPECIAL RESEMBLANCE TO PARTICULAR OBJECTS I LEAF -
RESEMBLANCE IN VERTEBRATES 311 II DIFFERENT METHODS BY WHICH
THE APPEARANCE OF THINNESS IS PRODUCED 317 III SPECIAL
RESEMBLANCE TO BARK ...
SPECIAL RESEMBLANCE TO PARTICULAR OBJECTS I LEAF -
RESEMBLANCE IN VERTEBRATES 311 II DIFFERENT METHODS BY WHICH
THE APPEARANCE OF THINNESS IS PRODUCED 317 III SPECIAL
RESEMBLANCE TO BARK ...
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In 1898 he described the relation between protective resemblance and protective
mimicry as follows : ' In the former an ... in the latter an animal resembles an
object which is well known and avoided by its enemy , and in so doing becomes
...
In 1898 he described the relation between protective resemblance and protective
mimicry as follows : ' In the former an ... in the latter an animal resembles an
object which is well known and avoided by its enemy , and in so doing becomes
...
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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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