The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 207, Issues 4-6National Geographic Society., 2005 - Geography |
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... color evolves in part to attract mates . If one male flycatcher color had a mat- ing advantage , the other should have gone extinct . It hasn't , so each color must provide some sort of benefit - and that's where things get complicated ...
... color evolves in part to attract mates . If one male flycatcher color had a mat- ing advantage , the other should have gone extinct . It hasn't , so each color must provide some sort of benefit - and that's where things get complicated ...
Page 98
... color was just as important as turning it on . The mechanism for this quick - change act is a class of skin cells called chro- matophores . Controlled by both neurons and hormones , chromatophores create the appearance of color or ...
... color was just as important as turning it on . The mechanism for this quick - change act is a class of skin cells called chro- matophores . Controlled by both neurons and hormones , chromatophores create the appearance of color or ...
Page 99
... color are clearly a matter of life and death for those wise enough to heed the message . One day I was not so wise . Bold colors can advertise danger , and most ... COLOR 99 OCTOPUS CYANEA the color of deception the webbing a translucent.
... color are clearly a matter of life and death for those wise enough to heed the message . One day I was not so wise . Bold colors can advertise danger , and most ... COLOR 99 OCTOPUS CYANEA the color of deception the webbing a translucent.
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