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Mimicry may be defined as a situation in which virtually identical signals, emitted by two different organisms, have in common at least one receiver that reacts in the same manner to both signals because it is advantageous to react in that manner to one of them (that of the model), although it may be disadvantageous to react thus to the counterfeit signal.
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In Southeast Florida urban development has restricted or eliminated the ability of most beaches to react in a manner that conserves the natural beach ecosystem.
At first, I felt disappointed but later on, I figured out that maybe due to the stress and worries for his child's health he had reacted in this manner.
At the same time, Rogers wasn't responsible for the woman's affair, and it certainly wasn't responsible for the woman reacting in the manner she did, causing her life to fall apart.
Genesis 37 34 records Jacob reacting in this manner over the supposed death of his son, Joseph, while David responds similarly to Abner's demise (2 Samuel 3 31).
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She continues, by sharing common stories that many can relate, which, will help the reader figure out how to understand and react in a positive manner that will actually improve and strengthen the relationship.
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