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Background matching - ANS When the animal's patterns generally match their
environment

(ex: American bittern - cattail marshes, fawns, grouse - forest floor)



Batesian mimicry - ANS A type of mimicry in which a harmless species (mimic)
looks like a species that is poisonous or otherwise harmful to predators (model).



# models > # mimics



Disruptive patterns - ANS strongly contrasting markings such as spots or stripes
break up an animal's outline



Coincident disruptive patterns - ANS When disruptive patterns are aligned by body
posture

(ex: American bittern or butterflies mimicking milk snake)



Bicolouration - ANS When the animal is lighter on one side of its body than the
other

(ex: whirligigs)

, Countershading - ANS protective coloration of some animals in which parts
normally in shadow are light and those exposed to the sky are dark.



Masquerade - ANS Matching the environment with shape and colour

(ex: angle winged butterfly)



Startle patterns - ANS bold and often colourful patterns that are exposed suddenly
to startle a predator; sometimes serve a deflection or distraction role

(ex: underwing moth)



Eyespots - ANS Patterns that mimic eyes used on some startle patterns. Make an
animal appear 'larger than life'

(ex: sphinx moth)



Startle structures - ANS Structures exposed suddenly to startle a predator

(ex: 'snake tongue' osmetarium of giant swallowtail caterpillar, wingtails, bright
tongue of five-lined skink)



Carapace (top) & plastron (bottom) - ANS turtle shell



aposematic coloration - ANS warning coloration



Sequestering - ANS Animals getting poison from plants

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