Seasonal change in color is discussed in the section immediately following.
These data are an important part of the material on which we have based the induction that the underlying cause of seasonal change in color is a need for protective coloration.
In the northern half of North America, roughly speaking, seasonal change in color is so pronounced (white in winter and brown in summer) as to be easily recognized.
For many northern mammals, a seasonal change in thermal conductance is partly mediated via cyclic changes in the insulative quality of their pelt (Scholander et al.
This seasonal shift in T{lc} occurred as the result of a seasonal change in minimum thermal conductance (Table 3).
A phenomenon somewhat analogous to seasonal change of protecting colour does occur in some Lepidoptera, only the change, instead of occurring in the same individual, is displayed by the successive individuals of the same brood.
Those birds which undergo a seasonal change of plumage likewise become much more pugnacious at the period when they are most gaily ornamented.
Such bopeep behavior is quite beyond and apart from the seasonal changein visibility, to which all the canals are by their nature subject.
Ordered thus, the successive aspects reveal first a seasonal change in each canal and then over and above this a secular one.
Advantage was taken of the double event to a recording of the consecutive appearances certain regions underwent, and the contrasted states thus exhibited were such as clearly to betoken the action of seasonal change.
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