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A walking stick, a type of insect that is a primary consumer, is an example of an organism using (A) aggressive mimicry. (B) Batesian mimicry. (C) camouflage. (D) Mullerian mimicry. (E) none of the above.
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A walking stick, a type of insect that is a primary consumer, is an example of an organism using

(A) aggressive mimicry.
(B) Batesian mimicry.
(C) camouflage.
(D) Mullerian mimicry.
(E) none of the above.

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c it uses camouflage
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C camouflage it's not mimicking anything, it's blending in with its surroundings
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