Ecophysiological determinants of sexual size dimorphism: integrating growth trajectories, environmental conditions, and metabolic rates

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RT @hebets_lab: Female and male crab spiders show different growth trajectories, leading to sexual size dimorphism. Check out the full stor…

21 Aug 2019

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Growth in crab spiders is more sensitive to the environment in females than males - cool study by @MarieChelini

21 Aug 2019

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Female and male crab spiders show different growth trajectories, leading to sexual size dimorphism. Check out the full story here. Lots of work went into this study. Congratulations @MarieChelini on your excellent thesis work @UNLresearch @UNLSBS https://

21 Aug 2019

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