Figure 1.
Cranial landmarks, shown on Echymipera kalubu.
Symmetrical landmarks are shown on one side only.
Table 1.
Cranial landmarks
Figure 2.
One phylogenetic hypothesis for taxa included in this study [37], [42].
Alternative phylogenies, with Peramelia basal and with different topologies within Peramelia, were also tested.
Figure 3.
One phylogenetic hypothesis for taxa included in this study [33], [34], [37], [42], [43] showing taxa with significant or marginally significant correlations between similarity in morphological integration and phylogeny (P) or diet (D).
Taxa labeled in gray do not have enough species sampled in this study for statistical analysis.
Table 2.
Phylogenetic relationship and cranial integration.
Figure 4.
Average matrix correlation between species related at increasingly disparate taxonomic levels for all australodelphian marsupials (▪), Dasyuromorphia (▴), Diprotodontia (•), and Peramelia (♦), with (closed symbols) and without size (open symbols).
Table 3.
Dietary similarity and cranial integration.