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Orb-weaving spiders are fewer but larger and catch more prey in lit bridge panels from a natural artificial light experiment

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By Adams MR, Bates DM, Baxter CV, Fausch KD
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Introduction Artificial light at night (ALAN) is an increasingly widespread pollutant that has considerable physiological and behavioral effects on wildlife, making it an urgent, worldwide conservation concern (Longcore & Rich, 2004; Hölker et al., 2010; Gaston et al., 2013; Falchi et al., 2016).
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