|Table 1: Summarized table of adaptive resemblance terms in general biology as used in important reviews. Systems can either be considered according to what a mimic pretends to be or according to what an operator perceives. We adopted the latter view.|
|—: not considered.|
aPasteur  uses the term “camouflage” as generic term for both eucrypsis and mimesis.
bThe term “camouflage” is used by Stevens and Merilaita  to describe all forms of concealment, including crypsis and masquerade.
cFor the imitation of inanimate objects, Vane-Wright  uses the expressions “decoys” or “deflective marks”.