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Article: Scientists at University of Bristol describe research in biology.
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- Science Letter
- Article date:
- February 17, 2009
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"Even if an animal matches its surroundings perfectly in colour and texture, any mismatch between the spatial phase of its pattern and that of the background, or shadow created by its three-dimensional relief, is potentially revealing. Nevertheless, for camouflage to be fully broken, the shape must be recognizable," scientists in Bristol, the United Kingdom report (see also Biology).
"Disruptive coloration acts against object recognition by the use of high-contrast internal colour boundaries to break up shape and form. As well as the general outline, characteristic features such as eyes and limbs must also be concealed; this can be achieved by having the colour ...
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