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Jan 13, 2020

Male orchid bees collect chemicals from the environment to produce scent they use in courtship. A new study shows that two closely related species of orchid bee are separated by a single gene that means they respond to different scents.

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Oct 21, 2019

The first study of a toad mimicking a venomous snake reveals that it likely imitates one of Africa's largest vipers in both appearance & behavior. Yhis can be an example of Batesian mimicry, where a harmless species avoids predators by pretending to be a dangerous or toxic one.

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