Sentences with SYNAPOSEMATIC
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"The brightly colored patterns on the wings of some butterflies are synaposematic, warning predators of their toxicity."
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"The bold black and yellow stripes on a wasp are an example of synaposematic coloration."
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"Some frogs have synaposematic skin coloration, indicating their poisonous nature."
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"The vibrant colors of certain marine fish serve a synaposematic function, deterring potential predators."
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"Coral snakes have distinctive red, yellow, and black banding that is synaposematic of their venomous nature."
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"Certain plants produce synaposematic flowers to attract specific pollinators."
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"The warning colors displayed by many caterpillars are synaposematic, alerting predators to their unpalatability."
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"The strong odor emitted by skunks is a synaposematic signal that helps deter predators."
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"Brightly colored poison dart frogs exhibit synaposematic coloration to warn predators of their toxic skin secretions."
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"The bright red coloration of venomous insects often acts as a synaposematic signal to potential predators."
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"The butterfly displays synaposematic coloration as a warning to predators."
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"The striped pattern on the poison dart frog is an example of synaposematic marking."
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"The wasp has synaposematic coloration to indicate its sting is dangerous."
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"Birds have learned to avoid prey with synaposematic signals."
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"The bright yellow and black pattern on the bee serves as synaposematic warning."
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"Some snakes exhibit synaposematic patterns to indicate their venomous nature."
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"The synaposematic coloration of the coral snake warns predators of its venomous bite."
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"The caterpillar's vibrant color acts as a synaposematic advertisement of its toxicity."
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"The skunk's distinct odor works as a synaposematic signal of its ability to spray foul liquid."
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"Certain plants mimic the synaposematic coloration of poisonous insects to deter herbivores."
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"Insects with synaposematic markings are often avoided by insect-eating animals."
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"The bright colors and patterns on the fish are synaposematic signals to ward off predators."
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"The warning calls of some birds are synaposematic in nature."
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"Frogs that are bright in coloration often use synaposematic displays to avoid being eaten."
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"The wasp's stinging behavior reinforces its synaposematic coloration as a warning."
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"The synaposematic patterns of certain insects are a result of evolutionary pressure."
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"Lizards with bright blue markings use synaposematic coloration to communicate their toxicity."
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"Animals with synaposematic signals have greater chances of survival against predators."
