Hongmin Yu

2 weeks ago | scijournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Hongmin Yu |Peng Wang |Youqi Wang |Lei Tang

1 Introduction Ultrahigh water-cut oil reservoirs present significant challenges, including high water cut levels exceeding 95%, severe inefficient water cycling due to dominant flow paths, variations in reservoir properties such as porosity and permeability, and dispersed distribution of remaining oil [1-3]. These factors complicate reservoir management and recovery.

Jul 1, 2024 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Hongmin Yu |Xinyi Deng |Fanrong Xiao |Haitao Shi

1 INTRODUCTION Masquerade, as defined by Stevens and Merilaita (2009), is a novel camouflage strategy in which animals resemble inanimate objects found in their environment, such as stones, tree branches, and fallen leaves, allowing them to evade recognition by predators. Initially, this strategy was confused with mimicry (Wallace, 1889). However, masquerade is distinct from mimicry because it involves resembling nonliving objects or plants rather than other animals.