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Natural levels of colour polymorphism reduce performance of visual predators searching for camouflaged prey
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Colour polymorphism and correlated characters: genetic mechanisms and evolution
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Frequency-dependent predation and maintenance of prey polymorphism
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A global analysis of bird plumage patterns reveals no association between habitat and camouflage
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