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Thus, multiple selection pressures acting on one trait may dampen the speed at which a morph with higher fitness becomes fixed or balance the fitness at different optima.

In contrast, without NFDS, such compensation does not work and a morph with a higher potential fitness becomes fixed at any location, resulting in a step-cline from one morph to another along a geographic gradient.

From the morph-specific latitudinal cline in potential fitness, the frequency of andromorphs was expected to shift from 0 to 1 without NFDS, because a morph with higher potential fitness wins completely and the two morphs will switch at some point.

While most males of P. picta have no additional color, some males occur as a morph with red running diffusely throughout the entire body, although this red coloration doesn't strongly influence mating [ 17] (see Fig.  1 for pictures of the male morphs of all three species).

For example, a block could consist of five images of 60% of bird-type A morphed with 40% of bird type B, C, D, E, or F. Each image was presented for 3 seconds with a mean inter-stimulus-interval of 1 s (varying between 600 and 1400 ms in steps of 200 ms between).

The white lion is not a distinct subspecies, but a special morph with a genetic condition, leucism, that causes paler colouration akin to that of the white tiger; the condition is similar to melanism, which causes black panthers.

There's even a hooded Morph with a spray can representing another Bristol legend who never speaks: Banksy.

N. furzeri is characterized by a striking dichromatism with two phenotypes: a "yellow-tail" morph that shows a yellow submarginal band and a black marginal band, and a "red-tail" morph with a broad red marginal band.

Our data suggest that the "red bellies" represent a hybrid morph with one parent in the AFLP-3 clade – likely a T. "Kirschfleck" –, but the AFLP data failed to pinpoint the second candidate parent clade.

Linear interpolation, with only small corrections, prevents our method from correctly producing a morph for proteins with very large or complex movements.

Exposure to a predation threat by larvae of the salamander Hynobius retardatus results in formation of a bulgy body (bulgy morph) with a higher tail.