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Thistledown velvet ants in the Desert Mimicry Ring and the evolution of white coloration: Müllerian mimicry, camouflage and thermal ecology

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By Joseph Wilson, Matthew L. Forister, Kevin Williams, Jeni Sage Sidwell
| royalsocietypublishing.org
1. Introduction Some of the most striking and recognizable outcomes of natural selection include the great diversity of animal coloration. While adaptive colour patterns such as aposematism and camouflage are often linked to predator/prey interactions [1], colour patterns also evolve as a means of intraspecific communication [2] and thermoregulation [3], and these causes are not mutually exclusive.
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