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Set of black silhouettes. A flock of abstract cartoon butterflies flying one after another. Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/set-of-black-silhouettes-a-flock-of-abstract-cartoon-butterflies-flying-one-after-another-image389785042.htmlRF2DJ46PA–Set of black silhouettes. A flock of abstract cartoon butterflies flying one after another.
. A manual of zoology. Zoology. HISTORY OF ZOOLOGY. 4Y the npi^er side is concealed. The jDarts are so arranged that the whole takes on a leaf-like form, and certain markings heighten the imitation of the neuration of the leaf (fig. 11). Among the numerous species of leaf-butterflies there are different grades of completeness of mimicry; in many even the depredations of insects A. Fig, 11.—Leaf-butterflies. A, Kallima paralecta. flying; a, at rest. (After Wallace.) B, Sidcrnne strigosus, flying; Jj, at rest. (After C. Sterne.) is imitated; in others the form and marking are still incompletely Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-zoology-zoology-history-of-zoology-4y-the-npier-side-is-concealed-the-jdarts-are-so-arranged-that-the-whole-takes-on-a-leaf-like-form-and-certain-markings-heighten-the-imitation-of-the-neuration-of-the-leaf-fig-11-among-the-numerous-species-of-leaf-butterflies-there-are-different-grades-of-completeness-of-mimicry-in-many-even-the-depredations-of-insects-a-fig-11leaf-butterflies-a-kallima-paralecta-flying-a-at-rest-after-wallace-b-sidcrnne-strigosus-flying-jj-at-rest-after-c-sterne-is-imitated-in-others-the-form-and-marking-are-still-incompletely-image232352262.htmlRMRE0FK2–. A manual of zoology. Zoology. HISTORY OF ZOOLOGY. 4Y the npi^er side is concealed. The jDarts are so arranged that the whole takes on a leaf-like form, and certain markings heighten the imitation of the neuration of the leaf (fig. 11). Among the numerous species of leaf-butterflies there are different grades of completeness of mimicry; in many even the depredations of insects A. Fig, 11.—Leaf-butterflies. A, Kallima paralecta. flying; a, at rest. (After Wallace.) B, Sidcrnne strigosus, flying; Jj, at rest. (After C. Sterne.) is imitated; in others the form and marking are still incompletely
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