FIGURE 1.8 Two dyeing poison frogs (Dendrobates tinctorius) showing different morphs within a single species. (Top): © Mark Smith/Science Source; (Bottom): © Dante Fenolio/Science Source CONCEPT CHECK: Why do these two frogs look so different?

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