False oölites bear superficial resemblance to oölites but are devoid of a regular internal structure.
There are two basic types of deceptive coloration: (1) concealing coloration, or camouflage, in which the organism blends into its surroundings; and (2) mimicry, in which the organism is not hidden but rather presents a false identity by its resemblance to another species.
The spotted hyenas have a highly erectile clitoris, complete with a false scrotum, and "the resemblance to male genitalia is so close that sex can be determined with confidence only by palpation of the scrotum".
Additionally, G. infula is a member of a group of fungi collectively known as "false morels", so named for their resemblance to the highly regarded edible true morels of the genus Morchella.
Gyromitra esculenta is a member of a group of fungi known as "false morels", so named for their resemblance to the highly regarded true morels of the genus Morchella.
In 1951, when CBS aired a new logo — a stylized eye hovering in a cloud-clotted sky — it bore an uncanny resemblance to his painting "The False Mirror" (1928).
The software tends to produce a lot of false positives — people who may bear a passing resemblance to a suspect.
Given the fact there are rarely any dingoes in sight, it seems like overkill – but their resemblance to dogs gives people a false sense of security around them and that can have tragic results for both dingoes and people.
The spectral resemblance can be seen in the false color composite in Figure 2: reddish regions at the top-left are woodlands whereas those within black ellipses are maize.
While Batesian mimicry involves deceptive coloration, resemblance in warning coloration need not provide false information.
