Size Matters to Spiders: Smaller Males Have Advantages

Monday, August 2, 2010 - 18:21 in Biology & Nature

Male spiders can be tens of times smaller and weigh one hundredth of what their female counterparts weigh, and new research shows that these size differences may be in part due to a spider behavior called bridging.

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