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A Toolbox of Averaging Theoremss to accumulate reserves. These reserves of chemical energy can be used when the environment is less favorable, when the supply of food is inadequate, or when the animals have to be physically very active.

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Robert K. Logan,Izabella Pruska-Oldenhofe different from the environment. A more or less defined composition is specific for a species and a more or less pregnant deviation from this “physiological” composition is not compatible with life of the individual.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-15853-2resemble inedible objects in the environment, such as leaves, twigs, and stones, so that the insects pass unnoticed by predators. Other animals escape attack because they mimic the bright color patterns of dangerous species and so “falsely trade upon an evil reputation” (Hinton 1976).

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