A more careful consideration of the subject in all its bearings shows, however, that here too, in a great number of cases, we have examples of protective coloration.
Protective coloration, in some of its varied forms, has not improbably modified the appearance of one-half of the animals living on the globe.
I am sending you herewith a rather long pamphlet I have published on the subject of protective coloration.
There is much in natural selection; there is much in protective coloration.
He also went to the British Museum with me to look into various matters, including the question of protective coloration.
Another case, which this same writer gives at second-hand, of a bird recognizing the value of protective coloration, is not credible.
The idea of protective coloration is that very many animals have ordinarily come to be colored like the background on which they live.
No one has yet shown any principles which will better explain the great color scheme of the animal world, and until such explanation is forthcoming I believe it will not be wise for us to discard the idea of protective coloration.
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