Question: A population of wolf spiders varies in the number of eggs they lay (i.e. clutch size). Large clutch sizes often result in malnourished offspring, while smaller clutches have greater potential to result in no viable offspring. Thus, selection favors clutches that are intermediate in size, and will likely result in Question Blank 1 of 2: stabilizing, disruptive, directional choose your answer... selection which will Question Blank 2 of 2: increase, decrease choose your answer... genetic variation for male body size in the population. Need Assignment Help?