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From masquerading to blending in: ontogenetic shifts in antipredator camouflage in Wallace’s flying frogsNARA Subscribed
A diversity of defence colourations that shift over time provides protection against natural enemies. Adaptations for camouflage depend on an organism’s interactions with the natural environment (predators, habitat), which can change ontogenetically. Wallace’s flying frogs ( Rhacophorus nigropalmatus ) are cryptic emerald green in their adult life stage, but juveniles are bright red and develop white spots on their back 1 mont...
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