Gilbertian mimicry - Wikipedia
In evolutionary biology, Gilbertian mimicry is a rare type of mimicry in plants involving only two species, a host or prey animal which is the mimic, and its parasite or predator, which is both …
人名拟态的典例整理 - osm&bio
吉博氏拟态（Gilbertian mimicry）：又称贝茨-波氏拟态（Batesian-Poultonian mimicry），一种植物防御性拟态,模仿者对天敌进行模仿以防止天敌对自己进一步伤害。 典例：西番莲和袖蝶 产 …
拟态 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书
穆氏拟态（Müllerian mimicry，以德國生物學家弗里茨·穆勒（ Fritz Mülle ）命名），一个物种以鲜艳的体颜等手段警告掠食者其毒性或不可食用性，但警告的生效还是要等掠食者得到教训才开 …
Mimicry - Wikipedia
Gilbertian mimicry is bipolar, involving only two species. The potential host (or prey) drives away its parasite (or predator) by mimicking it, the reverse of host-parasite aggressive mimicry. It …
On ants, bandicoots and Gilbertian mimicry - Protein Spotlight
2023年6月29日 · Here we have a startling example of adaptation where a creature mimics a model that belongs to its predator (here EGF) and promptly uses it to put its predator in danger …
Mimicry in plants: Current Biology - Cell Press
2016年9月12日 · What is mimicry? Mimicry involves the evolved resemblance of a species acting as ‘mimic’ to a living or non-living ‘model’, such that a selective agent or ‘dupe’, unable to …
A peptide toxin in ant venom mimics vertebrate EGF-like …
2022年2月7日 · Here, we present the discovery of a peptide toxin, MIITX 2 -Mg1a, which is a major component of the venom of the Australian giant red bull ant Myrmecia gulosa and has …
How does mimicry in plants work to protect them from animals?
2024年11月12日 · Gilbertian Mimicry: This involves mimicking the eggs of insects on leaves, which can deter female insects from laying their eggs on those leaves. By appearing to be …
Gilbertian mimicry - Wikiwand articles
In evolutionary biology, Gilbertian mimicry is a rare type of mimicry involving only two species, a host or prey animal which is the mimic, and its parasite or predator, which is both the model for …
DRAFT - Arthropod Mimicry - BugGuide.Net
2009年12月20日 · Gilbertian - from Wikipedia - "Unlike the above forms of mimicry, Gilbertian mimicry involves only two species. The potential host/prey drives away its parasite/predator by …