Mimicry

... A wide variety of behaviors, including those associated with grief, learning, allomothering, mimicry, art, play, a sense of humor, altruism, use of tools, compassion, self-awareness, memory and possibly language[1] all point to a highly intelligent ...

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I would say A - but I'm not completely familiar with the context of the terminology being used here. The reason I say A is because: In Mullerian mimicry, the organism already has an antipredator defense (bad taste). The stinger mimicry may increase the fitness of an individual - depending on the ...

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... a an organism with an antipredator defense. The trend continues as more and more organisms in the species exhibit this harmless mimic. (Batesian mimicry) An organism with a bad taste evolves to look like an organism that stings. (Mullerian mimicry) What can be said about this? a. Mullerian mimicry ...

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Staph. Aureus can cause many problems if it gets 'carried away' with itself. Never heard of molecular mimicry in this context though... Oh pericarditis is another heart-virus infection...similar to myocarditis.

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Dr. Stein those pictures are incredible. I'm always amazed by the complexity and diversity of life. Mimicry occurs all over the place. In the Northwest US where I live, you can find gopher snakes that mimic rattle-snakes. They'll coil up and shake their tail, just like a ...

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