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In this paper, we present a revised morphological description and morphometric comparisons of the four dental remains discovered.

Morphometric comparison of TIPS and SCPL scaffolds indicated slightly better tissue ingrowth but greater loss of scaffold structure in SCPL scaffolds.

A morphometric comparison of Rubzovinema sp. and R. ceratophylla is given in Table 4.

A morphometric comparison of Spilotylenchus sp. and the morphologically closest species Spilotylenchus maisonabei [ 23] is given in Table 5.

A morphometric comparison of Psyllotylenchus sp. and the type species of this genus, Psyllotylenchus viviparous [ 25], is given in Table 6.

This included a morphometric comparison of the patterns of craniofacial divergence between two ecologically similar species in relation to the larger adaptive radiation of Malawi, and male female morphological divergence between their F2 hybrids.

In the present study, we report a morphometric comparison of derived long-tongued (proboscis approximately twice as long as the body) and short-tongued Riodinidae (proboscis half as long as the body), which reveals the non-linear scaling relationships of an extremely long proboscis.

All other studies on this group (as well as a preliminary routine identification of our own material) have been based on results of morphometric comparisons.

A principal components analysis (PCA) based on the covariance matrix was employed to perform morphometric comparisons between the pollical distal phalanges (PDP) of selected fossil specimens and those of other hominins and extant primates, including modern humans.

Collective evidence from a combination of approaches including molecular analyses, population genetic analyses, and detailed morphometric comparisons will be required to unequivocally delineate the species-level boundary of Galaxaura in the future.

For morphometric comparisons, we included only individuals with a body mass of at least 660 g, because this is the lower limit of adult body mass for L. ruficaudatus in the Kirindy forest.