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Unsettling Joy "Female size potentially affects offspring size and number in two ways. Larger females may have more room in which to carry developing offspring, and they may be better able to obtain, defend, store, or allocate (to reproduction) resources" (p. 285). Brown, Christopher A., Bridget M. Sanford, and Rebekah R. Swerdon. "Clutch Size and Offspring Size in the Wolf Spider Pirata Sedentarius (Araneae, Lycosidae)." The Journal of Arachnology . Vol. 31, 2003. https://archive.org/details/biostor-217957/mode/2up
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