APFIVE Aggressive Mimicry in Fireflies
In a population of fireflies, researchers discover that some males mimic the flash patterns of other species to attract females, which they then consume. This behavior is an example of:
A
Aggressive mimicry as a predatory strategy
B
Müllerian mimicry between equally toxic species
C
Kin-directed warning signals to related individuals
D
Reciprocal altruism between different populations
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