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How might the mimicry of one species by another aid in the survival of the mimic?

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Both creatures will thrive.

Step-by-step explanation:

Take the cheetah cub and honey badger for example. Cheetah cubs have a white stripe on the back to look like a honey badger which are very aggressive! This way, predators of cheetah cubs wont mess with them because they dont want to disturb a honey badger.

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Answer: Typically, the eit is called mimicry when the mimic imitates a phenotype of a model which can be dangerous for a predator. For the mimic, mimicry has a pos- itive eect on the chance of survival.

Explanation: Because it gets confused.

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