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Based on our phylogenetic and geometric morphometric analyses, we propose erection of the taxon Permopsyche dobrokhotovae (Novokshonov, 1997) comb.

Based on our phylogenetic analyses and geometric morphometric analyses, we propose to transfer Mesopsyche dobrokhotovae to Permopsyche, and suggest revising the taxonomy of the other two species, pending the discovery and study of new specimens.

Based on geometric morphometric analyses, we plotted global morphotype occurrences on maps containing marine environmental data from the Bio-ORACLE dataset [ 77] in a WGS1984 coordinate system in ArcMap 10.0 (ESRI LTD., USA, 2011) to obtain an indication of geographic distributions in relation to the ecological variables.

For these morphometric analyses we selected about 100 workers (preserved in 70% ethanol) from at least three colonies (50 workers from a single colony if insufficient samples were available) from the same study site for each species to cover the entire worker size range as much as possible.

Although we did not perform quantitatively morphometric analyses of Avi and Avd, we found that the majority of autophagic vacuoles were double-membraned, degrading autophagic vacuoles.

To test if different gerbil populations exhibit phenotypic divergence, we conducted morphometric analyses.

To quantitatively assess autophagy protein recruitment to the mycobacteria-containing vesicle, we performed morphometric analyses by counting gold particles that colocalized with bacteria in 10 randomly selected cells from each condition (10 18 bacteria/condition) using ImageJ software.

To precisely measure the morphologic responses to Aroclor 1254 and low levels of DES, we used morphometric analyses to determine the epithelial response (cell number and gland formation) as well as changes in the myometrium.

We performed ovarian morphometric analyses to determine the effects of the double knockout on PFA.

For the morphometric and molecular analyses, we collected samples of S. biwaensis and S. v. microoculus from the entire shoreline of Lake Biwa between 2002 and 2007 (Figure 1A; Table 1).

By examining the trophic anatomy of a lineage using both morphometric and biomechanical analyses, we can improve our understanding of how the diversification of head morphology is linked to ecological divergence via changes in feeding performance [ 3].