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doublesex Controls Both Hindwing and Abdominal Mimicry Traits in the Female-Limited Batesian Mimicry of Papilio memnon. [PDF]
Komata S, Lin CP, Fujiwara H.
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Mimicry, that is, the imitation of any unpalatable or defensive species by another, has been of central interest to evolutionary research since Darwin's lifetime. Two ant species, Camponotus guanchus Santschi, 1908 and Crematogaster alluaudi Emery, 1893,
Antonio J. Pérez‐Delgado +1 more
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Astyanax multidensis redescribed based on syntypes and additional specimens from the rio Amazonas at Silves, Amazonas State and Óbidos, Pará State, and the rios Trombetas, Tapajós, Xingú, and Araguaia.Astyanax multidensis distinguished from congeners by ...
Manoela M. F. Marinho +1 more
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A new genus and species of nudibranch-mimicking Syllidae (Annelida, Polychaeta)
Nudibranch mollusks, which are well-known for their vivid warning coloration and effective defenses, are mimicked by diverse invertebrates to deter predation through both Müllerian and Batesian strategies. Despite extensive documentation across different
Naoto Jimi +4 more
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No ontogenetic shift in the realised trophic niche but in Batesian mimicry in an ant-eating spider. [PDF]
Pekár S +2 more
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Bird dispersal of fruit-like yam bulbils: Is this a new form of Batesian mimicry? [PDF]
Suetsugu K, Johnson SD.
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Multiple models generate a geographical mosaic of resemblance in a Batesian mimicry complex. [PDF]
Akcali CK +3 more
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Batesian Mimicry Converges toward Inaccuracy in Myrmecomorphic Spiders. [PDF]
Kelly MBJ +9 more
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The Evolutionary Importance of Cues in Protective Mimicry
Thomas de Solan, Thomas G. Aubier
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Berry Batesian mimicry enables bird dispersal of asexual bulbils in a yam. [PDF]
Chen Z +4 more
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