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Practice Listening: Fill in the Blanks (Type In) ID: #35698 Short Batesian mimicry
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Batesian  mimicry  is  the  term  given  to  describe  the  process  whereby  animals  mimic  a  threatening  or  inedible  species.  This  can  be  achieved  through  changes  in  ,  behaviour,  sound  or  scent,  thus    the  animals  to  give  deceptive  information  about  their  identity.  In  this  way  animals  avoid  being  preyed  upon.  Conversely,  predators  use    resemblancethey  appear  to  be    and  so  are  able  to  lure  their  prey.  Think  of  the  mantis  flower  with  its  orchid-like  appearance  or  a  leopard    in  tall  grass.

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