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...nd appropriate scope. Specifically, it contributes material towards a risk analysis for potential re-users of NC-licensed works.
...he dissemination of knowledge. Increasing this dissemination may thus be a principal goal. Alternatively, it may be seen a secondary goal because it improves th
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...lauconycteris}}'', as summarized in Table 2. Additionally, for the wingtip analysis, comparisons with other, more ‘typical’ West African vespertilionids of
...tent differences in skull shape, reflecting (in separation along the third component) the proportionally narrower interorbital dimensions, less dramatic postorb
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...nd m1), achieved especially by the development of more massive and bulbous principal molar cusps (protocone, paracone, metacone, hypocone) in M1, and for m1 by
...es. Morphometric dispersion (first two components of a principal component analysis) of 55 adult female ''{{Taxon name|Bassaricyon}}'' skulls based on 24 crani
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...so discretely partition these subspecies in a separate principal component analysis, not shown.) Black dots <nowiki>=</nowiki> ''{{Taxon name|Bassaricyon nebli
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...s of both species are discriminated by either the second sheared principal component (Fig. 6) or by the first relative warp. In both analyses all individuals of
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...ructural characters and two pigmentation characters, a principal component analysis gave no suggestion on a possible grouping according to geography. We also c
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...s_examined|heading = Materials Examined|content=Material used in molecular analysis.
..._examined|heading = Materials Examined|content=Materials used in molecular analysis.
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...uggested that the extremes are clinally connected, our principal component analysis (PCA) suggests that these two species are specifically distinct. No interme
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...onent accounted for 58.46% of the total variation and the second principal component (PC2) accounted for 22.21%. The points of ''{{Taxon name|R. micki}}'' sp. n
...s of five ''{{Taxon name|Rhodnius}}'' species based on Principal Component Analysis. The 90% equal frequency ellipses containing approximately 90% of the data
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...aggressive and inclined to bite when captured and handled. Stomach content analysis of the three ZMUT specimens revealed a total of five reptile eggs (3,2,0) a
...ed (Fig. 7ab). ''{{Taxon name|Varanus semotus}}'' shows no area overlap on component axes 1–2 and 1–3 while the other three species show full or partial ove
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...orsal-fin rays (11–15, modally 13), anal-fin rays (11–13, modally 13), principal caudal rays (17), lateral-line scales (83–93, modally 87), cheek scale ro
...ated populations is problematic due to the absence of museum specimens for analysis and an incomplete understanding of the complex drainage history of North [[
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...internarial distance load positively, the other variables load negatively (component loadings 0.302–0.363). All four species separate well on the PC(1) axis,
...stuarti''}} and {{Taxon name|Philautus variabilis|''P. variabilis''}}. The analysis correctly classified 100 % of each of the four species (Wilks’ lambda 0.0
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Results of the principal component analysis (PCA) also show a clear separation of {{Taxon name|Nannophrys naeyakai|''N.
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...ysis cartilaginous. Caudal fin forked, with long pointed lobes, scaleless. Principal caudal rays 9 / 8 (n= 14).
...onent explains 89.60 % of the total variance, and combined with the second component they explain 92.74 % of total variability.
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...atively longer limb elements compared to the other species included in the analysis. Although there are species-specific differences in PC 2 (e.g. between {{Ta
...odes infernalis|''G. infernalis''}} was the long digits (quantified in the analysis with FFL and FTL) of this species compared to other {{Taxon name|Gonatodes|
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...be detected with quantitative morphological data. Only the first principal component (PC) axis was significant and it explained 94 % of variation in the data. T
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...Metriaclima aurora|''M. aurora''}} (N’kolongwe) in a principal component analysis. The minimum polygon clusters formed by {{Taxon name|Metriaclima aurora|''M
...total variance. Variables with the highest loadings on the first principal component are pored scales posterior to the lateral line (0.27), dorsal spines (0.24)
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...first principal components of the meristic data against the sheared second principal components of the morphometric data for the populations from Chiloelo, Chin
...total variance. Variables with the highest loadings on the first principal component are tooth rows on lower jaw (0.57), dorsal spines (0.48), and tooth rows on
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...variable, and the eigenvalues and proportion of variance explained by each component at the end of each column. Variables are ordered based on their highest loa
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...us''}} (R. de Sá unpublished thesis) and our new species. The first three principal components accounted for 77.8 % of the overall variation and PCA factor loa
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