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Figure 1.

Topology of Gymnophthalmidae used in the phylogenetic analysis.

Branch colors represent the elongation groups detected using the morphological component (morphPC): less-elongated species are shown in black and more-elongated species in gray. Asterisks represent the subfamilies Rhachisaurinae (*) and Alopoglossinae (**); taxonomy adopted follows [31].

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Figure 2.

Relationships between aridity index (logQ) and body elongation (given by morphPC) in gymnophthalmid lizards.

MorphPC = morphological principal component. Symbols represent elongation groups: triangles correspond to the more-elongated species, and squares indicate less-elongated species.

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Table 1.

Variable loadings resulting from a phylogenetic Principal Component Analysis (PCA) performed on the morphometric variables measured in gymnophthalmids.

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Figure 3.

Linear regression between microhabitat index (MI; variable obtained from Barros et al., 2011) and aridity index (logQ) in gymnophthalmid lizards.

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Table 2.

Best linear models testing the effects of aridity index (logQ) and elongation groups (EgroupPC) on the morphological component (morphPC).

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