<span>Lipids have long been used as lamp oil and along with candles were the main fuel for pre-industrial light sources. Whale oil was one of the main fuels harvested and fueled the 19th century whaling industry leading to widespread endangerment of various species. This practice is now outlawed except in a number of countries which mostly hunt whales for cultural purposes.</span>
An ion. When it loses electons, a positive ion is formed. When it gains electons, a negative ion is formed.
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Answer:
Batesian mimicry
Explanation:
Batesian mimicry refers to a form of biological resemblance by which a harmless prey species evolved in order to imitate another harmful species for a common predator, thereby increasing its chances of survival. This defensive behavior was described by Henry W. Bates, who made ecological observations of butterflies in the Brazilian rainforest. Thus, an innocuous species that show harmful signals against a predator will gain protection against this predator. Batesian mimicry is a type of mimicry that benefits from the predator's learned avoidance behavior.
