If the allometric coefficient describing the scaling relationship between the mandible length of the male stag beetle and its thorax length is 2.3, which of the following is true? Note: While many examples often result in a scaling relationship that looks like this Y = aM because many parameters scale with mass, it is important to note that parameters can scale with any measurement resulting in a power law where Y changes in proportion with mass/length/area/.. to the power b. In this case, Y = aL'. O As the thorax length of the stag beetle increases, the mandible length with be relatively shorter. O As the thorax length of the stag beetle increases, the mandible length will increase by the same amount. O As the thorax length of the stag beetle increases, the mandible length with be relatively longer.

If the allometric coefficient describing the scaling relationship between the mandible length of the male stag beetle and its thorax length is 2.3, which of the following is true? Note: While many examples often result in a scaling relationship that looks like this Y = aM because many parameters scale with mass, it is important to note that parameters can scale with any measurement resulting in a power law where Y changes in proportion with mass/length/area/.. to the power b. In this case, Y = aL'. O As the thorax length of the stag beetle increases, the mandible length with be relatively shorter. O As the thorax length of the stag beetle increases, the mandible length will increase by the same amount. O As the thorax length of the stag beetle increases, the mandible length with be relatively longer.

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