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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PROCRYPTICALLY»
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But let us turn aside to notice the circumstances of the species already
recognized by naturalists as procryptically colored. These are merely such
species as live, or rest by day, in actual contact with their VOL. LXXV. 37.
background, and, as ...
Almost all mantids are procryptically colored, though it is not known whether such
camouflage is more important in concealing them from prey or from would-be
predators. Some species show color polymorphism, the change from one color to
...
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Hormones, Brain, and Behavior
Mimicry in the procryptically colored snakes of the genus Dasypeltis. Evolution 15
, 72-91. Gans, C. (1965). Empathic learning and the mimicry of African snakes.
Evolution 18, 705. Gehlbach, F. R., Watkins, J. F., II, and Reno, H. W. (1968).
Carl Gans, David Crews,
1992
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forest, steppe & tundra studies in animal evironment
Hence in the dry season, aposematic coloration is dangerous rather than
advantageous to its possessors, and a proportionately large number of the
species that remain active are procryptically coloured. It would be of interest to
test this theory ...
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A Dictionary of Entomology
Descriptive of a pattern or coloration that imparts camouflage. See Crypsis. Cf.
Anticryptic. Noun. Procrypticness. Adv. Procryptically. PROCRYPTIC
COLORATION Combinations of colours or patterns of colour on body or
appendage that serve ...
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Journal of Entomology: General entomology
Poulton calls attention to the gregariousness of certain conspicuously coloured
insects which seem to be unmolested and remarks, " How different would be the
fate of procryptically coloured insects crowded in a small area, a difference which
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
Nevertheless the rasse is procryptically coloured; and on the evidence available
cannot be claimed as a protected self-advertiser. The possibility of its being
distasteful must not, however, be forgotten. Palm-civets of the genera
Paradozums ...
(2) Our indigenous Lepidoptera tend to darker coloration than continental
specimens (see Mr. Weir's remarks, quoted in my first paper) ; if melanism is
procryptically adaptive, continental species would be affected to the same degree
as British, ...
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... raising the fore part of the body and head, folding up their fore legs, and every
now and then swaying gently from side to side as if rocked by the wind. While
thus employed, they were seen to be procryptically coloured. The long Proc. Zool.
Zoological Society of London,
1910