The occurrence of this at the molecular level was discovered when two viral proteins cross reacted with a human filament protein. The Aristotelian form of it can be observed in some galliform birds, and the Vavilovian type of it results in artificial selection of weeds, which become secondary crops. A bipolar version of it occurs in Monarch butterflies which exhibit differential palatability. For 10 points, identify this process wherein one species imitates a model species, which commonly exists in Batesian and Mullerian varieties.
The occurrence of this at the molecular level was discovered when two viral proteins cross reacted with a human filament protein. The Aristotelian form of it can be observed in some galliform birds, and the Vavilovian type of it results in artificial selection of weeds, which become secondary crops. A bipolar version of it occurs in Monarch butterflies which exhibit differential palatability. For 10 points, identify this process wherein one species imitates a model species, which commonly exists in Batesian and Mullerian varieties.
The occurrence of this at the molecular level was discovered when two viral proteins cross reacted with a human filament protein.
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