Also exhibited by viceroy butterflies and the two-headed snake, for ten points, identify this biological phenomenon, best known in its M?llerian and Batesian varieties, in which one species benefits from a superficial resemblance to another.
Artificial selection is required for the rare Vanilovian variety of this behavior, which can be seen in the gold-of-pleasure plant with respect to flax. Egg behavior in cuckoo wasps and signaling by predatory photus fireflies are examples of the aggressive variety of this phenomenon. Also exhibited by viceroy butterflies and the two-headed snake, for ten points, identify this biological phenomenon, best known in its M?llerian and Batesian varieties, in which one species benefits from a superficial resemblance to another.
Artificial selection is required for the rare Vanilovian variety of this behavior, which can be seen in the gold-of-pleasure plant with respect to flax.
mimicry