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Example sentences for "protective mimicry"

  • If the distribution of the magpie-robin happened to coincide with that of the magpie, I have no doubt whatever that zoologists of the school of Wallace would cite the dhayal as an example of protective mimicry.

  • Professor Poulton does not seem to see that the researches of Mr. Swynnerton are altogether subversive of the theory of protective mimicry.

  • One of the fetishes of the present day is the theory of protective mimicry.

  • Theory of Protective Mimicry We are not at all sure that no facts are against the theory of protective mimicry.

  • Natural selection, as we shall see, fails to account for the origin of what is known as protective mimicry.

  • In the first two cases they are said to be warningly coloured, and in the last they are cited as examples of protective mimicry.

  • This is an anticipation of the principle of protective mimicry, so much discussed in these days by Darwin, Wallace, and others, and which was not even mentioned by Lamarck.

  • The subject of protective mimicry is more explicitly stated by Dr.

  • These cases, further, throw light on the origin of protective mimicry where it does exist.

  • If naturalists could show that this cuckoo derived any benefit from its resemblance to a pheasant, I doubt not that they would hold it up as an example of protective mimicry.

  • Protective mimicry is usually said to have been brought about by the action of natural selection.

  • Our fashionable theorists have availed themselves of this brown and yellow to cite the Volucella as a striking instance of protective mimicry.

  • They had not a patch of yellow about them and certainly had no claim to protective mimicry.

  • At that moment alone, protective mimicry would be convenient.

  • Protective mimicry,'" mused the girl thoughtfully, leaning back in her chair and clasping her hands above her head.

  • Chapter V Protective Mimicry "Attempt the end, and never stand to doubt, Nothing's so hard but search will find it out.

  • Because this adaption of one form to another evidently serves the purpose of defense this phenomenon has been called 'protective mimicry.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    bill should; bound bucket; classic architecture; coarse cloth; each pole; great wall; immense fortune; industrial training; industrial waste; little away; little fish; personal property; photostatic copy; prime mover; protective coloration; protective colouring; protective duties; protective resemblance; protective tariff; protectively coloured; really didn; take pleasure; turned towards; when fresh; whose sight; will relate