Morphological Examples of Crypsis Include

question 18

Multiple Choice

Morphological examples of crypsis include

• A) A species that is brightly colored
• B) A species that resembles some part of the environment that is inedible
• C) A species that matches the color of the environment
• D) A species with a pattern that disrupts their outline

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Definitions:

Factor Analysis

A statistical method used to identify clusters of related variables, often applied in psychology to explore underlying factors in personality, intelligence, and other areas.

Statistical Analysis

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Edward L. Thorndike

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