Moths Resting on the Trunks of Trees Often Resemble the Tree

question 48

Multiple Choice

Moths resting on the trunks of trees often resemble the tree bark so that potential predators do not perceive them as prey. This is an example of

• A) crypsis.
• B) an induced defense.
• C) aposematic coloration.
• D) silencing.

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Definitions:

Territorial Spaces

Physical or imaginary areas that individuals or groups claim as their own, often defended against others.

Corporate Offices

Central headquarters where the key administrative activities of a business are conducted.

Seating Arrangements

The organization or plan for how seats are positioned in a space, affecting communication, interaction, and dynamics among participants.

Cooperation

The process of working together towards a common goal or interest, usually characterized by mutual benefit.