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Analysis of two-state multivariate phenotypic change in ecological studies.
Ecology - 1 Mar 2007
Collyer Michael L, Adams Dean C
Abstract excerpt
Analyses of two-state phenotypic change are common in ecological research. Some examples include phenotypic changes due to phenotypic plasticity between two environments, changes due to predator/non-predator character shifts, character displacement via competitive interactions, and patterns of sexual dimorphism. However, methods for analyzing phenotypic change for multivariate data have not been rigorously...
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