Which mortality outcome primarily arises when Batesian mimicry fails during avian predation?

💡 Explanation

Increased consumption results when Batesian mimicry ineffective, because perceptual deception fails; the mimic is targeted and provides nutritional value, therefore consumption increases mortality rather than defenses like poisonous substances or mutualistic benefits.

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