Gradual and contingent evolutionary emergence of leaf mimicry in butterfly wing patterns

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Vou deixar aqui o artigo (em inglês) com o estudo sobre o formato de folha do gênero Kallima (obrigado @ElfaDosInsetos pelo envio e sugestão do tema💚) https://t.co/Xespq4zLp8

04 Feb 2023

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@WHODAT_GEAUX_ @ThatChrisRyan no, if you read our original study at https://t.co/51WfXag34t, you will find the point that I am making: that the dead-leaf butterfly must have had a conscious designer.

15 Aug 2020

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@WHODAT_GEAUX_ @ThatChrisRyan Nat geo review: https://t.co/MkQpeD11Tz. Original (very technical) study: https://t.co/51WfXag34t

15 Aug 2020

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RT @BoixRichter: Pero el estudio de 2014 vino a demostrar que existen especies con formas intermedias viables, y la evolución del mimetismo…

11 Jan 2020

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