Figure 5. Cranial morphology. Compa

Figure 5. Cranial morphology. Comparative crania of C. lomamiensis (left) and C. hamlyni (right) (A), and principal components analysis of
Procrustes aligned coordinates in a 3-D geometric morphometric analysis of 23 landmarks on cercopithecin crania (B). The wireframe crania at each
end of PC1 and PC2 represent the shape changes observed moving across a given axis. Distinctive changes in cranial shape separating the taxa on
PC1 are associated with orbit size and occipital length/flexion. The minimum convex polygon representing C. lomamiensis (n = 3) does not overlap
with the minimum convex polygon representing its sister species, C. hamlyni (n = 7). See Table S4 for details of statistical results.
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0044271.g005

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Figure 5. Cranial morphology. Comparative crania of C. Lomamiensis (left) and C. Hamlyni (Right) (A), and Principal components Analysis of
3-D Procrustes Aligned Coordinates in a geometric morphometric Analysis of 23 landmarks on Cercopithecin crania (B). The wireframe crania each at
PC1 and PC2 represent the End of shape changes observed Moving Across a Given axis. Distinctive changes in cranial shape separating the taxa on
PC1 are associated with Orbit and occipital Size Length / flexion. Representing the Minimum convex Polygon C. Lomamiensis (n = 3) does not Overlap
with the Minimum convex Polygon representing its Sister species, C. Hamlyni (n = 7). See Table S4 for Details of Statistical results.
Doi: 10.1371 / Journal.pone.0044271.g005.