The standard theory was that cryptic forms were palatable, and aposematic forms were distasteful, implying that palatable mimics of distasteful forms could gain protection from predation.
Then palatable mimics of distasteful forms could gain protection from predation. The standard theory was that cryptic forms were palatable, and aposematic forms were distasteful.
The standard theory was that cryptic forms were palatable, and aposematic forms were distasteful. Then palatable mimics of distasteful forms could gain protection from predation.
The standard theory was that cryptic forms were palatable, and aposematic forms were distasteful. Then palatable mimics of distasteful forms could gain protection from predation.