Abstract
Adaptive mechanisms performing at different levels of organization of living matter play an important role in theoretical biology. One of the important cases of such mechanisms is the protective coloration of animals, that masks them on the ground.
The article aims at building mathematical models of the performance of the protective coloration of animals, depending on the specific situations of their adaptation to a particular area. The results of the study can be used to create remote technologies for detecting animals of certain species at a considerable distance.
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