John Endler's (1978) definition of an animal's ability to match background color as resulting from the animal's resemblance to a random sample of the visual background provides us with
A) a way to quantify the similarity between prey coloration and its background.
B) the answer to questions regarding the function of the coloration.
C) the most successful definition yet suggested.
D) all of the above.
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Q1: A predatory bird that eats a monarch
Q2: Most forms of animal camouflage, e.g., matching
Q4: Merilaita and Lind (2005) used artificial prey
Q5: Research evidence suggests that background matching is
Q6: Feltmate and Williams (1989) allowed stone nymphs
Q7: Animals that employ background matching are camouflaged
Q8: The cephalopod mollusks known as cuttlefish
A) are
Q9: Sometimes background matching is not sufficient to
Q10: Cuthill and colleagues (2005) conducted a field
Q11: Cuthill and colleagues (2005) conducted a field
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