DescriptionBrazilian Skunk from Edward Bagnall Poulton Colours of Animals 1890.jpg
English: Black-and-white figure of 'The Brazilian Skunk Mephitis suffocans' from Edward Bagnall Poulton's The Colours of Animals 1890. Poulton introduced the term 'Aposematic' for signs like the skunk's warning coloration.
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own scan of The Colours of Animals by Edward Bagnall Poulton, 1890
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Edward Bagnall Poulton
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brazilian Skunk From Edward Bagnall Poulton Colours Of Animals 1890.Jpg