Thornhill's research on mate selection among scorpionflies (Panorpa latipennis) indicates that male ________ translates into successful mating opportunities.

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Thornhill's research found that male scorpionflies with larger bodies, more aggressive behavior, and larger nuptial offerings were more successful in mating. Therefore, all three factors (body size, aggressiveness, and nuptial offering) are important in mate selection among Panorpa latipennis.

Thornhill's Research on Mate Selection Among Scorpionflies (Panorpa Latipennis) Indicates