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The Complexities of Wolf Spider Communication: Exploring Courtship Signal Function in <em>Rabidosa rabida</em>
Evidence of signal complexity is seemingly pervasive across animal communication systems. Exploring signal function may provide insight into how these displays evolved and are maintained. This dissertation examines the courtship signal function in a grassland wolf spider. Rabidosa rabida lives in an
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