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Table 1.

Summary of the photographic sampling.

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Fig 1.

Landmarks locations presented on a skull of Hypogeomys antimena (MNHN ZM- 1888–6).

Ventral view: 42 landmarks; dorsal view: 27 landmarks.

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Table 2.

Species and their associated ecological characteristics.

Areas are generalized from collection localities, climate data are from the Direction Générale de la Météorologie de Madagascar [44] and data concerning locomotor habits and nychthemeral cycle are from Goodman and Soarimalala (2011) [43].

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Table 3.

Phylogenetic signal detected in size and shape.

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Fig 2.

Visualization of the two first axes of the PCA performed on dorsal shape with phylogenetic projection.

Colored points represent the morphological average of all individuals of a species. Colors indicate the two principal clades among Nesomyinae. Blue: clade formed by the genus Brachyuromys, Nesomys, Macrotarsomys, Monticolomys, and Hypogeomys; green: clade formed by the genus Brachytarsomys, Eliurus, Gymnuromys, and Voalavo. Warpgrids indicate shape variation along axis with maximum deformation observed at each extremity of the axis.

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Fig 3.

Visualization of the two first axes of the PCA performed on ventral shape with phylogenetic projection.

Colored points represent the morphological average of all individuals of a species. Colors indicate the two principal clades among Nesomyinae. Blue: clade formed by the genus Brachyuromys, Nesomys, Macrotarsomys, Monticolomys, and Hypogeomys; green: clade formed by the genus Brachytarsomys, Eliurus, Gymnuromys, and Voalavo. Warpgrids indicate shape variation along axis with maximum deformation observed at each extremity of the axis.

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Table 4.

Tests of ecological factors on shape and size.

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Fig 4.

Significant shape changes related to climate.

Top: ventral shape; bottom: dorsal shape.

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