Biomimicry - How the Queen and Viceroy Redefine Mimicry Categories @GregsWildlife
Biomimicry - How the Queen and Viceroy Redefine Mimicry Categories  @GregsWildlife
Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Biomimicry is found in many animal species. In this video, I talk about the mimicry relationship between the Queen and Viceroy butterflies and how it doesn't quite fit into classic Batesian or Mullerian categories.
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