Sentence examples for coloration pattern from inspiring English sources

As a result of such pressures, certain colour morphs have increased odds of surviving and passing on their coloration pattern.

In disruptive coloration, the identity and location of an animal may be concealed through a coloration pattern that causes visual disruption because the pattern does not coincide with the shape and outline of the animal's body.

Likewise, the coloration of the fluffy fur also varies by species, while the coloration pattern varies by subspecies in the black-and-white ruffed lemur.

Sphecius grandis can be distinguished from S. convallis (the Pacific cicada killer wasp) by the coloration pattern of the gastral tergites.

Its fur is grayish-brown on the forequarters, but reddish-brown on the hindquarters; this coloration pattern is unique among western Mexican Oryzomys.

A painting from the Chauvet Cave depicts a hyena outlined and represented in profile, with two legs, with its head and front part with well distinguishable spotted coloration pattern.

These fish have coloration patterns like fingerprints.

Spatial patterns are common in nature across a broad range of scales, from body coloration patterns of animals to clustering of vegetation.

The species specificity of coloration patterns, however, always depends on a genetically determined responsiveness of various target tissues to certain hormones.

Many adults (e.g., Clytus arietes of Europe) visit flowers and have yellow, black, and orange coloration patterns that mimic wasps.

Although the principle of inheritance of colour and coloration patterns in all organisms is like that for the two plants described above, it is usually far more complex.