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Coevolutionary causes and consequences of high-fidelity mimicry by a specialist brood parasite
Mimicry is often invoked as a classic demonstration of the power of natural selection. However, mimicry systems are diverse and the accuracy of mimicry, or mimetic fidelity, varies from crude to near-perfect. There is growing evidence that low-fidelity mimicry is the norm, with cases of high-fidelit...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2022
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