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Stiffness of forcibly pulled native-state silk increased by 200% with spider size. After exposure to 90% RH and subsequent supercontraction, axial shrinkage of native-state silk fibers increased by 15% in larger spiders. Supercontracted, ground-state fibers demonstrated a 200% increase in extensibility across spider size. Our results indicate a gradual increase in inducible variability of MAS mechanical properties across spider size potentially caused by shifts in internal processing or chemical composition. These findings imply both deve
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