2007-07-07
Evolutionary biology: Mimicry on the edge
Publication
Publication
Nature
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Volume 448
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Issue 7149
p. 34-
36
The latest turn in studies of mimicry in the animal world involves great tits as predators and almonds as prey. When it comes to being unpalatable, it seems that some mimics may neither flatter nor deceive.
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| Persistent URL | dx.doi.org/10.1038/448034a |
| Journal | Nature |
| Citation |
Sherratt, T. (2007). Evolutionary biology: Mimicry on the edge. Nature, 448(7149), 34–36. doi:10.1038/448034a
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