Monarch and Viceroy butterflies look very similar. Both have orange wings with black stripes. However, only Monarch butterflies are toxic. Viceroy butterflies are completely edible and perfectly tasty. Predator avoid them, though, because they look like the inedible Monarch butterfly. Which set of terms below describe Monarch and Viceroy butterflies? Aposematic coloration and Batesian mimicry O Aposematic coloration and Mullerian mimicry O Cryptic coloration and Batesian mimicry O Cryptic coloration and Mullerian mimicry

Monarch and Viceroy butterflies look very similar. Both have orange wings with black stripes. However, only Monarch butterflies are toxic. Viceroy butterflies are completely edible and perfectly tasty. Predator avoid them, though, because they look like the inedible Monarch butterfly. Which set of terms below describe Monarch and Viceroy butterflies? Aposematic coloration and Batesian mimicry O Aposematic coloration and Mullerian mimicry O Cryptic coloration and Batesian mimicry O Cryptic coloration and Mullerian mimicry

Biology 2e

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781947172517

Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter45: Population And Community Ecology

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 23RQ: Which type of mimicry involves multiple species with similar warning coloration that are all toxic...

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