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Like poisonous dart frogs, monarch butterflies are brightly colored. What might be adaptive advantage of bright coloration?
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Like poisonous dart frogs, monarch butterflies are brightly colored. What might be adaptive advantage of bright coloration?

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it makes predictors notice them and let them know to back off they are poisonous. so they are most likely going to survive in the wild.
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A adaptive advantage may be that they can blend in with their surroundings, and live on to create more monarchs.
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