… In general, we expected disruptive coloration to offer both the best protection and also to …
the prey is hiding in that small patch, warranting a slow “inefficient” visual search strategy); …

… might be a less costly strategy compared with maintaining crypsis for long periods. Moreover,
some species of dwarf chameleons adjust their coloration according to the perceived threat…

… (ie generalist strategy). Theoretical work indicates that the optimal strategy depends on the
… for such an effect as our initial pilot experiments indicated that the effect of complexity is less …

… coloration, with respect to predator vision, thereby maximizing the efficacy of concealment
[7… In addition, background-matching camouflage may contain disruptive coloration, which can …

… hiding difficult; by contrast, camouflage may be effective if … possibly functioning as disruptive
coloration along linear petioles… to common protective coloration strategies across the animal …

… also can serve a counterintuitive function: concealment. Glossy backgrounds like the …
disruptive colouration (black body with red marks), which also could aid the confusion effect via …

… forewing colouration promotes concealment through crypsis. … another camouflage strategy
known as disruptive colouration, … obs.) which further suggests potential for a disruptive effect of …

… species were obtained using the following strategy: (1) we … in concealed locations during
the daytime (Aguilar and Cruz 2010). Banded patterns are likely to provide effective disruptive …

… remarked as predominant effect of target concealment. The … from their backside which
is a strategy for animal CDRI, the … are often attributed to an adaptive effect of shape-obliteration …

… Camouflage by iridescence may be one strategy to avoid … Here, we addressed the role of
such counter-brightness effect … -water background below, hiding from prey and predators that …