Two species of fish are both red. When the two species live in different lakes, their color is nearly identical.However, when they coexist in the same lake, the red of one species is more orange while the red of theother species is more purple. It is easier to tell the two species apart by color when they live together in thesame lake than when they live separately in different lakes. This is an example of...O Character displacementCompetitive exclusionExploitationResource partitioning Monarch and Viceroy butterflies look very similar. Both have orange wings with black stripes. However,only Monarch butterflies are toxic. Viceroy butterflies are completely edible and perfectly tasty. Predatorsavoid them, though, because they look like the inedible Monarch butterfly. Which set of terms belowdescribe Monarch and Viceroy butterflies?O Aposematic coloration and Batesian mimicryAposematic coloration and Mullerian mimicryO Cryptic coloration and Batesian mimicryCryptic coloration and Mullerian mimicry

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Two species of fish are both red. When the two species live in different lakes, their color is nearly identical. However, when they coexist in the same lake, the red of one species is more orange while the red of the other species is more purple. It is easier to tell the two species apart by color when they live together in the same lake than when they live separately in different lakes. This is an example of... O Character displacement O Competitive exclusion Exploitation Resource partitioning

Two species of fish are both red. When the two species live in different lakes, their color is nearly identical. However, when they coexist in the same lake, the red of one species is more orange while the red of the other species is more purple. It is easier to tell the two species apart by color when they live together in the same lake than when they live separately in different lakes. This is an example of... O Character displacement O Competitive exclusion Exploitation Resource partitioning

Biology Today and Tomorrow without Physiology (MindTap Course List)

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305117396

Author:Cecie Starr, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Publisher:Cecie Starr, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Chapter1: Invitation To Biology

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3CT: Why would you think twice about ordering from a restaurant menu that lists only the second part of...

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