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Camouflage

Camouflage is the use of any combination of materials, coloration, or illumination for concealment, either by making animals or objects hard to see, or by disguising them as something else. Examples include the leopard's spotted coat, the battledress of a modern soldier, and the leaf-mimic katydid's wings. A third approach, motion dazzle, confuses the…

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Camouflage

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Edges390
Triples429
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.005115
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related to Further reading · 53
Camouflage → Alex, An Encyclopaedia, Animal Camouflage, Architecture, Art, Behrens, Blechman, Bobolink Books, Cambridge University Press, Camoupedia, Compendium, Culture, Dazzle Camouflage Sourcebook, Deception, Design, Disruptive Pattern Material, DPM, False Colors, Function, Goodden
related to Military camouflage · 18
Camouflage → Aintree, Alamein, Ancient World, Barkas, Cassell, Casson, Geoffrey, Hudson, Imperial War Museum, ISBN, JHU Press, Lionel, Newark, Seamanship, Ships, Thames, The Camouflage Story, Tim
related to Transparency · 17
Camouflage → Adult, Agalma, Amazon River, Cott, Examples, Finally, For, Gelatinous, However, Many, Microphilypnus, Other, Pseudopalaemon, Some, The, Therefore, This
related to Zoology · 16
Camouflage → According, Among, Animals, Beddard, Charles Darwin's, Darwin, Edward Bagnall Poulton, Frank Evers Beddard, He, His, In, Origin, Poulton's, Species, The Colours, The English
related to Countershading · 15
Camouflage → Accordingly, Animals, At, Australia, British, Countershading, Hugh Cott, Nature, Second World War, Self-shadowing, Soldiers, Thayer, Thayer's Law, The English, William John Dakin
related to background · 13
Camouflage → Bright, Egyptian, For, Kruger National Park, Lion, Many, Military, Similarly, Some, South Africa, South Asia, The, This
related to Counter-illumination · 13
Camouflage → American Yehudi, Avengers, B-24 Liberators, Canada's National Research Council, Counter-illumination, Counterillumination, Diffused, It, Second World War, The, The Canadian, This, Yehudi
related to Eliminating shadow · 13
Camouflage → Eliminating, European, Israeli, North America, Pararge, Second World War, Shape, Similarly, Some, The, Their, Three, When
related to For children · 13
Camouflage → Animal Camouflage, Bobbie, Crabtree Publishing, Crossingham, First Discovery, ISBN, John, Kalman, Mettler, Mimicry, Moonlight Publishing, Rene, What
related to Genetics · 12
Camouflage → Aliivibrio, For, However, In, Many, On, Peppered, Sepia, The, They, This, While

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animals military war used use disruptive coloration isbn countershading background species prey pattern patterns colour example dazzle methods world light

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Camouflageis ause of any combination of materials0.90text
Camouflageis alikely function of the bioluminescence of many marine organisms0.90text
Camouflageis anovel about shapeshifting alien beings by Joe Haldeman0.90text
squidinstance ofwhile the ability to produce light is among other things used for counter-illumination on the undersides of cephalopods0.80text
André Mare designed camouflage schemesinstance ofartists0.80text
observation posts disguised as treesinstance ofartists0.80text
camouflage evolved by providing individual animals with a reproductive advantageinstance offeatures0.80text
enabling them to leave more offspringinstance offeatures0.80text
on averageinstance offeatures0.80text
than other members of the same speciesinstance offeatures0.80text
the mackerelinstance ofHe also explained the coloration of sea fish0.80text
Peacock in the Woodsinstance ofand using paintings0.80text

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