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This category included measures of body weight, body length, and other proxy measures of body size (e.g., leg or wing length, carapace width). I predicted that large individuals would be choosier than small individuals (Table 1), because the former are expected to have more resources available to invest into reproduction and are more competitive, so will generally have more mating opportunities.
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