Nudibranch & Flatworm mimicry
March 5, 2002
From: Adam Brown
I have an essay titled 'Why do some Marine flatworms and sea-slugs share the same bright colour patterns?' and I was wondering if you had some information.
Brilliant if you have and thanks.
adam.brown2@orange.net
Dear Adam,
Have a look at the following two pages - Defensive colouration and Mimicry. If you read the messages and my comments you will should find the information you require. For the flatworm's point of view have a look at Wolfgang Seifarth's Marine Flatworms of the World at http://www.rzuser.uni-heidelberg.de/~bu6/index.html.
Best wishes,
Bill Rudman
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