Vibratory juvenile experience affects adult mate preferences in a wolf spider

The brush-legged wolf spider, Schizocosa ocreata, demonstrated behavioral plasticity in the vibratory mate preferences depending upon their juvenile social experience. The more recent file includes a column labeled "Day 1" to indicate the order in which females were tested (either low-amplitude signals on Day 1 of adult trials or high-amplitude signals on Day 2 of adult trials.