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Mimicry

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PROF. MACBRIDE's reply to my criticisms of his views on mimicry, which appeared in NATURE of May 11, has just reached me. Before this letter reaches England others may have dealt with this, but I would ask indulgence for a few remarks.

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CARPENTER, G. Mimicry. Nature 124, 183 (1929). https://doi.org/10.1038/124183b0

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