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Colour adaptation mechanisms of the sea star symbiotic shrimp Zenopontonia soror during host shift experiments
Abstract Mimetic colouration is a widespread survival strategy that allows organisms to reduce predation by blending into their environment through adaptations in colour, texture, or shape. Symbiotic crustaceans are no exception and frequently exhibit host-specific morphological traits, including mi
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