Which outcome occurs when a peacock flounder over sandy seabed attempts camouflage?

💡 Explanation

Photoreceptor adjustment induces colour change in chromatophore cells for disruptive camouflage in sand, because colouration arises rather than a simple pigment; therefore blending is prioritised, rather than bioluminescence or immune activity, and other secondary physiological reflexes.

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