

Looks at butterflies' ability to appear to be or to imitate something other than what they really are.
- Category:
- Evolution
- Natural Selection and Adaptation
UC Berkeley
He will be remembered for the fountain of ideas gushing out of him in the Brewed Awakening café on Euclid Avenue at the edge of UC Berkeley campus, where he held informal group meetings almost every morning. A member of the National Academy of Sciences ...
PLoS Blogs (blog)
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Indiana Daily Student
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Sci-News.com
The pair of fanfin anglers was filmed by marine biologists Kirsten and Joachim Jakobsen aboard the LULA1000, a submersible operated by the marine science-focused Rebikoff-Niggeler Foundation. “This is a unique and never-before-seen thing. It's so ...
Looks at butterflies' ability to appear to be or to imitate something other than what they really are.
Includes books, articles, and links that explore various aspects of these pivotal interrelated concepts.
Learn about natural selection through this Science Channel interactive game, Who Wants to Live a Million Years?
Examines how the process of natural selection works and what evidence do we have for local adaptation.
Chapter four of Charles Darwin's, The Origin of Species.
Provides examples of adaptive features and discusses levels of selection.
Studies selection on the norm of reaction of age at first reproduction in a laboratory population of Drosophila melanogaster.
Video clip showing a praying mantis's camouflage that works so well atop a green leaf would render the it easy ...
Offers an introduction to the three forms of mimicry utilized by both predator and prey: Batesian mimicry, Muellerian mimicry, and ...
Provides photographs and papers illustrating the adaptations of camouflage, mimicry, and warning colors.
Hyperlinked article about the primary mechanism within the scientific theory of evolution.