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Proximate and Evolutionary Causes of Sexual Size Dimorphism in the Crab Spider <em>Mecaphesa celer</em>
Animal species’ body sizes result from the balance between selection for survival and selection for reproduction. In species with sexual size dimorphism (SSD), this balance differs between females and males, resulting in distinct sizes despite similar constraints. I used an integrative approach to u
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