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Fig. 2. Evidence that there is no systematic effect of orientation relative to
background on the coloration patterns expressed by cuttlefish. Upper row:
Average images of all cuttlefish camouflaging (A) parallel and (B)
perpendicular to the small-scale background and, (C) the mean difference
between these two sets of patterns. Lower row: average images of cuttlefish
camouflaging (D) parallel and (E) perpendicular to the medium background and
(F) the mean difference between these two sets of patterns. Differences were
even smaller for the coarse stripes.