10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYNAPOSEMATIC»
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Very apt to enter into conspicuous combinations which are doubtless
synaposematic with pther beetles. 2. CocciNELLiDJi. Greatly mimicked by other
beetles and insects of other orders. Very commonly form synaposematic
assemblages (see ...
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Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London
It is probable that the band of saclava has been widened in consequence of
synaposematic approach to the other species of Neptis in Madagascar, and
perhaps partially under the influence of Amauris nossima, Ward, in which the
white ...
3
Unity in Diversity: Reflections on Ecology after the Legacy ...
... (digestive degradation) or actively, in order to detoxify them or increase their
toxicity. 12.3.2. Universal nature of synaposematic circles Regarding
synaposematic circles, the TO BE OR NOT TO BE (SEEN); THAT IS THE
QUESTION [ 301 ]
Fernando Valladares, Antonio Camacho, Arturo Elosegi, Carlos Gracia, Marta Estrada, Joan Carles Senar y Josep-María Gili,
2008
4
Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
[Latin < Greek syn, together] synanthropic □ See anthropic: synan- thropic.
synapomorph, synapomorphy □ See character: apomorph: synapomorph.
synaposematic coloration □ See coloration: synaposematic coloration.
synapotypy □ See ...
362 belongs to a
synaposematic group. Phytopbaga. Sagridae. ? Megalopidae.
Poecilomorpha apicata Fairm. Crioceridae. 1 Clytriiiae. Titvboca sansibarica
Lefevr. Diapramorpha <Peplo- ptera) sp, ur. cur- vilinea Jac. Eumolpidae.
Euryopc ...
6
Essays on Evolution 1889-1907
That between distasteful insects, Synaposematic. (see p. 327). e. That between a
palatable mimic and its unpalatable model, Pseudaposematic or Mimetic in the
Batesian sense.1 The essential element in Protective Mimicry is that it is a False ...
Sir Edward Bagnall Poulton,
1908
7
The Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London
302 belongs to a synaposematic group. 7iV> (J id 292 I 025, 031, I 851 271 |
070,801 SCO 272 855 0'-' 1 754 027, 707 671, 781 Phytopbaga. Megalopidae.
Pofciloiitorp/ia apicata Fa inn. Crioceridae. Clytridae. Titubwa sansibaricu Lefevr.
Royal Entomological Society of London,
1922
6, the male of aganice monlana, it is evident that there is here a good basis from
which a close synaposematic resemblance to aganice might be readily built up.
The hind-wing would require concentration of colour so as to leave a paler band
...
Royal Entomological Society of London,
1924
9
The Encyclopædia Britannica: a dictionary of arts, sciences, ...
Each species which falls into a group with common warning (synaposematic)
colours contributes to save the lives of the other members. It is sufficiently
obvious that the amount of learning and remembering, and consequently of injury
and loss ...
Hugh Chisholm, James Louis Garvin,
1926
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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, ...
Each species which falls into a group with common warning (synaposematic)
colours contributes to save the lives of the other members. It is sufficiently
obvious that the amount of learning and remembering, and consequently of injury
and loss ...