<p>Body size frequency distributions of the <i>Crenicichla-Apistogramma-Satanoperca</i> (CAS) Clade (A) and the <i>Geophagus-Gymnogeophagus-Dicrossus</i> (GGD) Clade (B) of Geophagini. Coloured columns show observed data fitted to 1000 random subsamples of Geophagini each represented by a black line. Silhouettes depict the three most diverse genera for each clade and the primary region of body space occupation, from top-left to bottom right: <i>Apistogramma</i>, <i>Satanoperca</i>, <i>Crenicichla</i>, <i>Dicrossus</i>, <i>Gymnogeophagus</i>, <i>Geophagus</i>. Black arrows indicate potential body size optima supported by the bootstrap analyses.</p
<p>Overall, equatorial species are significantly larger than species from the transitional zones, bu...
<p>The graph illustrates the tendency for the largest equatorial specimen of a given species to be l...
<p>Pie charts report the relative frequencies of individual with normal phenotypes (white) and with ...
<p>Distributions of body size within Cichlinae and the major subclades of Geophagini and Heroini. Bo...
<p>Body size frequency distributions for major tribes of Cichlinae: A) Geophagini, B) Cichlasomatini...
<p>Summary statistics for Cichlinae, tribes, major clades and genera with Body Size Frequency Distri...
<p>The three biogeographic categories (endemics, natives and exotics) are also distinguished in the ...
<p>D statistic and corresponding significance values of Kolmogorov-Smirnov tests for differences in ...
This file contains the log-transformed body size (measured as standard length) data for Geophagine c...
<p>Abundance of esophageal phyla and genera as captured using the EST. A. Bar graphs present the agg...
<p>Curve fitting is based on a combination of kernel density estimation and smoothed bootstrap resam...
<p>The left tree shows the phylogeny with black bars corresponding to the stratigraphic ranges of ea...
<p>a) Partitioning Around Medioids (PAM) analysis. The red arrow indicates the solution that assumes...
<p>Note that all distributions are positively-skewed except for dinosaurs, which are markedly negati...
<p>Single most parsimony tree with 10,000 bootstrap replicates for morphological data from all <i>Ge...
<p>Overall, equatorial species are significantly larger than species from the transitional zones, bu...
<p>The graph illustrates the tendency for the largest equatorial specimen of a given species to be l...
<p>Pie charts report the relative frequencies of individual with normal phenotypes (white) and with ...
<p>Distributions of body size within Cichlinae and the major subclades of Geophagini and Heroini. Bo...
<p>Body size frequency distributions for major tribes of Cichlinae: A) Geophagini, B) Cichlasomatini...
<p>Summary statistics for Cichlinae, tribes, major clades and genera with Body Size Frequency Distri...
<p>The three biogeographic categories (endemics, natives and exotics) are also distinguished in the ...
<p>D statistic and corresponding significance values of Kolmogorov-Smirnov tests for differences in ...
This file contains the log-transformed body size (measured as standard length) data for Geophagine c...
<p>Abundance of esophageal phyla and genera as captured using the EST. A. Bar graphs present the agg...
<p>Curve fitting is based on a combination of kernel density estimation and smoothed bootstrap resam...
<p>The left tree shows the phylogeny with black bars corresponding to the stratigraphic ranges of ea...
<p>a) Partitioning Around Medioids (PAM) analysis. The red arrow indicates the solution that assumes...
<p>Note that all distributions are positively-skewed except for dinosaurs, which are markedly negati...
<p>Single most parsimony tree with 10,000 bootstrap replicates for morphological data from all <i>Ge...
<p>Overall, equatorial species are significantly larger than species from the transitional zones, bu...
<p>The graph illustrates the tendency for the largest equatorial specimen of a given species to be l...
<p>Pie charts report the relative frequencies of individual with normal phenotypes (white) and with ...