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(Whatever the merits and abundance of ceramics, fragmented assemblages of sherds are poorly suited to the morphometric approach to historical study sketched below).

Here we redescribe the skull, and also use a geometric morphometric approach to evaluate its phylogenetic and taxonomic position.

Here we use a geometric morphometric approach to help re-evaluate the phylogenetic affinities of a fossil skull from the Late Miocene of China.

To determine if there was morphological divergence in line with geographic isolation and genetic differentiation, we used a quantitative morphometric approach to compare skeletal characteristics of D. dianthus from a subset of specimens from the three geographic regions.

This study uses a geometric morphometric approach to compare a nearly complete skull of the fossil castorid Sinocastor, IVPP v-10471, (Late Miocene China) to a sample of modern Castor skulls (N = 38), representing C. fiber, C. canadensis.

Furthermore only few studies have combined a neuropsychological assessment with a morphometric approach to explore the relationship with negative symptoms.

The past two decades have witnessed a surge of interest in applying geometric morphometric approaches to understand how body shape changes and how such a change is associated with allometry during ontogeny [21] [23].

In particular, we applied sophisticated morphometric approaches to investigate regional alterations in cortical thickness and the surface shape of the mesial temporal lobe, thalamus, and basal ganglia in patients relative to healthy controls, and in patients experiencing persistent postoperative seizures relative to those rendered seizure free.

The evolution and genetic architecture of shape is still poorly understood, but quantitative genetic studies based on morphometric approaches promise to lead a significant step forward [ 1].

A morphometric approach is also taken to explore the impact of marsupial syndactyly on pedal diversity and functional adaptation.

This morphometric approach has been shown to produce very accurate and reliable midsagittal planes that can be used for comparative study [ 15, 18– 20].