




Only the last of these has two spots, but Adalia bipunctata also comes in a black-with-four-red-markings form.
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Only the last of these has two spots, but Adalia bipunctata also comes in a black-with-four-red-markings form.
If these two morphs of the same species reproduce fo we get some black with red spots and some red with black spots like White-throated Sparrows or do we get variations on muddy brown with spots of varying size, location and color, like people?