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Fig 1.

Neonatal (A) and adult (B) landmarks used in this study.

Landmark descriptions and numbers are provided in Table 1.

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Table 1.

Landmark information including: descriptions, whether they were taken on adults or neonates or both, and their assigned modules.

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Table 2.

Procrustes distances between neonatal mean shapes.

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Table 3.

Procrustes distances between adult mean shapes.

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Fig 2.

Principal components analysis (PCA) of neonatal mouse skulls.

A) Scatter plot of PC1 and PC2 of neonatal whole-skull shape. B) Wireframe depictions of group mean shapes. Abbreviations: PC = principal component; OG = Pten overgrowth model; OGc = overgrowth control, UG1 = Trsp undergrowth model; UG1c = Trsp undergrowth control. See Materials and Methods for a full explanation of these models.

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Fig 3.

Principal components analysis (PCA) of adult mouse skulls.

A) Scatter plot of PC1 and PC2 of adult whole-skull shape. B) Wireframe depictions of group mean shapes. Abbreviations: PC = principal component; OG = Pten overgrowth model; OGc = overgrowth control, UG1 = Trsp undergrowth model; UG1c = Trsp undergrowth control; UG2 = Brachymorph undergrowth model; UG2c = brachymorph undergrowth control. See Materials and Methods for a full explanation of these models.

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Fig 4.

Two-block partial least squares analysis (PLS) of the neonatal mouse basicranium and face.

Wireframes depict singular warp deformations of shape along each PLS axis. Abbreviations: PLS = partial least squares axis; OG = Pten overgrowth model; OGc = overgrowth control, UG1 = Trsp undergrowth model; UG1c = Trsp undergrowth control. See Materials and Methods for a full explanation of these models. Wireframe superimposition on skull renderings indicates approximate position of landmarks under consideration.

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Table 4.

Covariation hypothesis testing results for the neonatal sample.

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Fig 5.

Two-block partial least squares analysis (PLS) of the neonatal mouse basicranium and calvarium.

Wireframes depict singular warp deformations of shape along each PLS axis. Abbreviations: PLS = partial least squares axis; OG = Pten overgrowth model; OGc = overgrowth control, UG1 = Trsp undergrowth model; UG1c = Trsp undergrowth control. See Materials and Methods for a full explanation of these models. Wireframe superimposition on skull renderings indicates approximate position of landmarks under consideration.

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Fig 6.

Two-block partial least squares analysis (PLS) of the adult mouse basicranium and face.

Abbreviations: PC = principal component; OG = Pten overgrowth model; OGc = overgrowth control, UG1 = Trsp undergrowth model; UG1c = Trsp undergrowth control; UG2 = Brachymorph undergrowth model; UG2c = brachymorph undergrowth control. See Materials and Methods for a full explanation of these models. Wireframe superimposition on skull renderings indicates approximate position of landmarks under consideration.

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Table 5.

Covariation hypothesis testing results for the adult sample.

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Fig 7.

Two-block partial least squares analysis (PLS) of the adult mouse basicranium and calvarium.

Abbreviations: PC = principal component; OG = Pten overgrowth model; OGc = overgrowth control, UG1 = Trsp undergrowth model; UG1c = Trsp undergrowth control; UG2 = Brachymorph undergrowth model; UG2c = brachymorph undergrowth control. See Materials and Methods for a full explanation of these models. Wireframe superimposition on skull renderings indicates approximate position of landmarks under consideration.

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