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- Can you please elaborate/explain this research title Species Diversity of House-dwelling lizards in Cagayan De Oro CityHoverflies use Batesian mimics (they exhibit a characteristics of a dangerous species although they are harmless species to avoid predators) of a group of stinging, yellow & black-striped bees and wasps, which are Mullerian mimics (they exhibit similar characteristics of similar species to themselves to avoid predators) of each other. Assuming predators learn to avoid yellow and black insects only through experience, draw the expected relationship between the ratio of Batesian mimics to Mullerian mimics in the community (x-axis) and the probably that mimicry will successfully protect against predation (y-axis).Question:- What is a plausible hypothesis that describes a possible mechanism to explain the differences between the forest and domestic forms in terms of their specific preferences for humans versus non-human animals. The hypothesis should describe a genetic (heritable) difference between the populations. Choose all that apply. Group of answer choices Mosquitoes have odor receptors for specific blood hosts Mosquitoes have specific behaviors tailored to their blood hosts Mosquitoes live in different environments Mosquitoes have different morphology to bite their prey Mosquitoes have different genetics
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