. . . "000254628800006" . "doi:10.101" . "[DB40E9E68A03]" . . "14"^^ . . . "We tested the hypothesis that skull shape within the genus Mus may vary with geographic location by assessing the extent and spatial distribution of phenotypic skull variation within and among two wild mouse species, M. macedonicus and M. cypriacus, using traditional and geometric morphometrics including a rather novel application of sliding semilandmarks. Shape was shown to be significantly correlated both with longitude and latitude in M. macedonicus, yet the correlation between morphometric and geographic distances was not significant, and morphometric differences between Asian and European populations were not higher than those within the particular continents. The phylogenetic signal was found to be stronger in dental characters than in cranial ones, however, overall concordance between the pattern of morphometric variation and the presumed history of M. macedonicus was rather weak." . . "Geographic phenetic variation of two eastern-Mediterranean non-commensal"@en . "Mus macedonicus; Mus cypriacus; Phenotypic variation; Multivariate analysis; Geometric morphometrics; Thin-plate"@en . "Zoologischer Anzeiger" . "Geographic phenetic variation of two eastern-Mediterranean non-commensal" . "14310" . . "247" . "P(GA206/06/0707), P(IAA6045307), V, Z(AV0Z50450515)" . . . "0044-5231" . . . . "Vohral\u00EDk, Vladim\u00EDr" . . "RIV/00216224:14310/08:00033036!RIV10-MSM-14310___" . "3"^^ . . "Geographic phenetic variation of two eastern-Mediterranean non-commensal"@en . "CZ - \u010Cesk\u00E1 republika" . . "We tested the hypothesis that skull shape within the genus Mus may vary with geographic location by assessing the extent and spatial distribution of phenotypic skull variation within and among two wild mouse species, M. macedonicus and M. cypriacus, using traditional and geometric morphometrics including a rather novel application of sliding semilandmarks. Shape was shown to be significantly correlated both with longitude and latitude in M. macedonicus, yet the correlation between morphometric and geographic distances was not significant, and morphometric differences between Asian and European populations were not higher than those within the particular continents. The phylogenetic signal was found to be stronger in dental characters than in cranial ones, however, overall concordance between the pattern of morphometric variation and the presumed history of M. macedonicus was rather weak."@en . "Geographic phenetic variation of two eastern-Mediterranean non-commensal" . "1"^^ . "RIV/00216224:14310/08:00033036" . . "Mikula, Ond\u0159ej" . . . "Machol\u00E1n, Milo\u0161" . "369246" . . . .