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Examples of mimicry among butterflies C013 / 6441

Examples of mimicry among butterflies. Artwork from On the lepidoptera of the Amazon Valley. Transactions of the Linnean Society (1862), by Henry Walter Bates

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1862 Amazon Amazonian Batesian Mimicry Butterflies Butterfly Entomological Insecta Lepidopteran Mimicry Plate Henry Walter Bates


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This print showcases a mesmerizing display of mimicry among butterflies, taken from the renowned artwork "On the lepidoptera of the Amazon Valley" by Henry Walter Bates. The image, captured in the 19th century, beautifully illustrates nature's intricate design and highlights the fascinating world of zoology. In this remarkable piece, we witness an array of vibrant butterfly species found in the Amazonian region. These delicate creatures have evolved to resemble one another as a survival strategy known as Batesian mimicry. By imitating other toxic or unpalatable species, these butterflies deceive predators into thinking they are also harmful or distasteful. The attention to detail in this illustration is awe-inspiring. Each butterfly is meticulously depicted with exquisite precision and lifelike colors that bring them to life on paper. This artwork not only serves as a visual feast for our eyes but also provides valuable insights into entomological studies conducted during that era. As we delve deeper into this masterpiece, it becomes evident how biodiversity thrives within the Amazon rainforest. The biological diversity showcased here reminds us of nature's brilliance and resilience while emphasizing its fragility at the hands of human activities. Displayed proudly by London's Natural History Museum, this print invites us to appreciate both artistry and scientific exploration simultaneously. It prompts us to ponder upon our role in preserving such natural wonders for future generations – reminding us that every creature has its place in this vast tapestry called life.

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