A. Batesian Mimicry - a palatable species mimics a common distasteful species to decrease chance of predation. B. Mullerian Mimicry - unpalatable species mimics unpalatable species. C. Self Mimicry . Individuals with inconspicuous heads and tails with headlike structures are called self mimics. D. Aggressive Mimicry.
Predators increase their predation abilities by mimicking a harmless species.
No selective advantage to balanced polymorphism. Selective advantage for balanced polymorphism. Stabilizing or centripetal . Selection for traits with a high level of heterozygosity. Disruptive or Centrifugal selection.