Muscle mass drives cost in sexually selected arthropod weapons
Devin O'Brien(Colby College), Douglas J. Emlen(Unknown), Sarah Solie(Duke University), Romain Boisseau(University of Montana), Gregory I. Holwell(University of Auckland), Christina J. Painting(Brain Research New Zealand), Meghan Duell(Arizona State University), Anthony J. Hickey(University of Auckland), Erin C. Powell(University of Auckland), Erin L. McCullough(Syracuse University), Ummat Somjee(Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute)
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