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in Papilio polytes the males always look the same (like the one on the right), some of the females look like the male, others are different, for example the are like the ones on the left

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in Papilio polytes the males always look the same (like the one on the right), some of the females look like the male, others are different, for example the are like the ones on the left

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the "stichius form" on the left is found only where is found another butterfly, which is poisonous. this is a case of mimicry

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this form of mimicry allows the female butterflies to be much less likely to be eaten (it only works if there are large numbers of the poisonous butterfly, otherwise, predators would not learn to avoid them)

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What is Variation - IGCSE Biology Revision Notes

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Learn about variation for your IGCSE Biology exam. Find out about variation in biology through videos, graphs and key examples.

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selective breeding, called artificial selection

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selective breeding, called artificial selection

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requires a long time