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Examples of mimicry and protective resemblance in tropical marine fishes
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67180
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RP13669
Author:
Randall, John E.
;
Randall, Helen A.
Citation:
BULLETIN OF MARINE SCIENCE OF THE GULF AND CARIBBEAN. 1960 v.10, no.4 : 444-480;
Year:
1960
Subject:
Mimicry (Biology)
;
Fishes, Marine
;
Animals - Adaptation
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