… or plants) advertise their unprofitability to potential predators to … in the context of evolutionary
game theory, a branch which … process of warning colouration may effectively be phrased …

… of unprofitability, which can increase if either survival rates increase and/or if increased prey
unprofitability … This paper is the only theoretical study suggesting that negatively correlated …

… distance and reliably signal unprofitability, chemically defended … We establish that the process
of warning colouration may … presently, where our theoretical analysis is complementary to …

… While it may seem counterintuitive to discuss the theory behind the evolution of similarity
to … camouflage and warning coloration, which can be manipulated to the prey's advantage. …

… so far under a single conceptual unifying framework. The … on the prey evolving the conspicuous
signal (ie, the evolution of … between the displayed signal and the prey’s unprofitability. …

… first theoretical attempts to systematically explore the evolution … between the signal and the
prey unprofitability. This form of anti… detectability of the prey affects evolution of aposematism. …

… warning colors displayed by wasps convey an evolutionary … non-aposematic prey after
eating an aposematic insect, it may … will cause them to vomit and are thus unprofitable to hunt. …

… is: How is the evolution of advertising the unprofitability in the … Next, we investigate how the
stability of the system changes … through the degree of warning coloration, although, we have …

… prey exists. Promotion is a key concept in marketing, and is perhaps the best‐studied aspect
of predation, in the form of both warning colouration … dynamic balance between stability and …

… predators classify profitable and unprofitable prey which differ in … Cryptic coloration may, for
example, protect individual prey … not necessarily lead to stable polymorphism. Formation of a …