The butterflies of the spring brood differ slightly but constantly from their summer offspring, affording examples of what is called seasonal dimorphism.
If we assume for an instant that my interpretation of the transformation of Axolotl as just offered is correct, we should have conditions in many respects analagous to those of seasonal dimorphism.
The Origin and Significance of Seasonal Dimorphism, p.
Seasonal dimorphism of the same nature as climatic variation, 52.
In these cases it often happens that the two broods differ in appearance from one another, a phenomenon to which the term "Seasonal Dimorphism" has been applied.
If it were, young creatures in their first plumage would invariably resemble the parents, the two sexes would always be alike, and there would be no such phenomenon as seasonal dimorphism.
Sexual Dimorphism Many species of birds display what is known as seasonal dimorphism, still more display sexual dimorphism.
Pictet has shown that the alternating wet and dry seasons in some tropical countries are the cause of, or stimulus that induces, seasonal dimorphism in some butterflies.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "seasonal dimorphism" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
