Several different studies described spider webs as depending upon the mechanical performance of capture threads, and states that web function arises from the architecture and mechanical performance of silk (2). This study also used microscopy, and measured the web thickness of different web types: orb webs, funnel webs, dome webs, and irregular mesh webs. The different types of webs yielded different thicknesses on average, with orb webs being the thickest. Since spider webs must be strong enough to withstand the weight of the spider on the web, and be durable enough to support the spider’s movement, it is plausible that spider weight could also be a factor in web thickness, in addition to web type.
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The only issue I found is
The only issue I found is using the number 2 as the citation instead of having an actual in text citation.
Nice but a little short
Hi, this was a good paragraph and you did a solid job explaining the procedure completed by other researchers. I would maybe just add one or two more sentences to fill it out a little.