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Fig 1.

Collecting sites.

Distribution of populations sampled in this study in Costa Verde, state of Rio de Janeiro.

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Fig 2.

Holocenic sea level.

Sea level variation from 36 kybp to present days (depth confidence interval: ± 1 m, standard deviation of time: ± 280 years) (according to the Brazilian Navy [27] and adapted from Suguio [32]).

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Table 1.

Size per locality.

Mean of SVL for each species by locality and number of examined specimens.

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Fig 3.

Size shifting.

Distribution of individuals in each size category by sampled locals.

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Fig 4.

Island versus mainland populations.

Species that presented significant size difference in islands: Adenomera marmorata (A: Mainland and D: Ilha da Marambaia), Ololygon trapicheiroi (B: Mainland and E: Ilha Grande) and Boana albomarginata (C: Mainland and F: Ilha de Itanhangá) (scale: 1 cm).

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Fig 5.

Allometric shifting.

Principal Components Analysis (PCA) considering each island and mainland populations for each species.

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Table 2.

Multiple regression.

Results of multiple regression in all species using factors of islands.

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