How is mimicry helpful to organisms? Give an example
What will be an ideal response?
Mimicry occurs when one organism evolves in such a way that it resembles another organism. In one common form, a harmless organism that happens to look like a harmful one reaps the reward of avoidance, even though it is harmless. For example, there are several harmless wasps, flies, and beetles that resemble stinging yellow jacket wasps.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Describe phylogenomics and its contributions to phylogenetic relationships between protists and other
eukaryotes.
What will be an ideal response?Which of the following is not a component of the demography of a population?
1.size and density 2.distribution pattern 3.age structure 4.all are demographic characteristics
Water draining from the land mixes with
seawater carried in on tides in which of the following? a. upper littoral b. midlittoral c. lower littoral d. estuary e. upwellings