Many of you replied to me saying its the Stichius form of Common Mormon and the model is Common Rose. I think most of you thought you have to identify the species in the attached image. But if you carefully look at the image, I myself have given the scientific names there. So, that I was just an example and you have to identify the other Model-Mimic pair from the description given. There is no image having these species. Btw there is no negative marking, so you can all try, but always send your answers to [email protected] and *not* to the *entire group.*
Kishen On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 12:26 PM, Kishen Das <[email protected]>wrote: > This species is a Batesian mimic and its model doesn't puddle and of course > the mimic does, sometimes in large numbers. > The Model does not share the habitat with the Mimic all the times. > ID the model and mimic species. > > For people who are not aware of what a Batesian mimicry is, you can either > google or look into the below link - > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batesian_mimicry > > I am attaching the photo of the person ( Henry Walter Bates) who discovered > this and an example. > > Send your replies to [email protected] and not to the *entire > group* !!! > Replies should be sent before next Saturday. > > Kishen Das > > *Names* *Scores* *Quiz #* Bikramadittya G Roy 1 1 Gaurav Agavekar 1 1 > Abhijna > Desai 1 1 Rohan Lovalekar 2 1,3 Fermin Jose 1 1 Haneesh KM 1 3 > -- Enjoy
