A lion's roar is an example of O mimicry O symbiosis O predation O behavioral adaptations Question 14 Monarchs taste ter

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A lion's roar is an example of O mimicry O symbiosis O predation O behavioral adaptations Question 14 Monarchs taste ter

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A lion's roar is an example of O mimicry O symbiosis O predation O behavioral adaptations Question 14 Monarchs taste terrible to birds and so their coloration is a warning of bad taste. This is an example of O Batesian mimicry O Mullerian mimicry O Aposematic coloration O Symbiosis Question 15 Any physical structure (body part or covering) or behavior that helps an animal survive is O a mutation O a genotype O selected against O an adaptation
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