Define mimicry in insects.
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Mimicry is the evolved resemblance between an organism and an object (which may be another organism)
For example , one of the petals of the flower ophrys resemble a female bee so that male bees pseudocopulate with the flower and hence bring about pollination.
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The term mimicry is commonly applied to the resemblance of one insect (called the mimic) to another (called the model) so that a third insect or other observer is deceived into confusing the two. • A superficial resemblance of one organism to another or to natural objects.
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