In mullerian mimicry, the mimic is: a) Harmless but resembles an obnoxius model b) Harmless but resembles the background c) Harmful but resemble a non toxic model d) Harmful but resemble a model which is also harmful for the preadtor

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frostbite · Answer

Think I'm gonna quote the nature video about the Heliconius Numata using a supergene to regulate the mullerian mimicry:
"Disguise as poisonous species saying: "don't eat us we taste bad""
I simply love the way of putting it.

anonymous · Answer

hehe ok will watch

nincompoop · Answer

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2443389/

anonymous · Answer

option b is correct,mullerian mimicry is found in case of industrial melanism happened in europe in 18th century,and batesian mimicry is seen in case of saome moths which looks same to a model but are inedible.