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evolutionary biology,
mimicry is an
evolved resemblance between an
organism and
another object,
often an
organism of
another species.
Mimicry may
evolve between...
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Aggressive mimicry is a form of
mimicry in
which predators, parasites, or
parasitoids share similar signals,
using a
harmless model,
allowing them to avoid...
- Müllerian
mimicry is a
natural phenomenon in
which two or more well-defended species,
often foul-tasting and
sharing common predators, have come to mimic...
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Batesian mimicry is a form of
mimicry where a
harmless species has
evolved to
imitate the
warning signals of a
harmful species directed at a
predator of...
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interpersonal relationship.
Social Mirror Theory (SMT) also is
referred to as
mimicry.
Mimicry serves as an
important impersonal function. The
notion that individuals...
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Vocal mimicry may
refer to the following: use of the
human voice to
mimic other sounds,
including kouji in
Chinese performance vocalized sound effects...
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Molecular mimicry is the
theoretical possibility that
sequence similarities between foreign and self-peptides are
enough to
result in the cross-activation...
- Ant
mimicry or
myrmecomorphy is
mimicry of ants by
other organisms; it has
evolved over 70 times. Ants are
abundant all over the world, and potential...
- ****ual
mimicry occurs when one ****
mimics the
opposite **** in its behavior, appearance, or
chemical signalling. It is more
commonly seen
within invertebrate...
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could be
explained in at
least three different ways. They may be a form of
mimicry in
which a spot on the body of an
animal resembles an eye of a different...
