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Geometric morphometric analysis of Idiognathodus species across the Atokan–Desmoinesian boundary in north-central New Mexico, USA
Journal: Journal of the Geological Society
Publisher: Geological Society of London
Published: 17 January 2025
Journal of the Geological Society (2025) 182 (2): jgs2024-161.
...Nicholas J. Hogancamp; James E. Barrick Landmark-based geometric morphometric analyses of three Idiognathodus species ( Idiognathodus salensae , Idiognathodus obstipus and Idiognathodus amplificus ) occurring in highest Atokan to lower Desmoinesian strata in New Mexico show that they represent...
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Two specimens annotated to demonstrate the anatomical features of Idiognat...
in Geometric morphometric analysis of Idiognathodus species across the Atokan–Desmoinesian boundary in north-central New Mexico, USA
> Journal of the Geological Society
Published: 17 January 2025
specimen of Idiognathodus salensae (specimen number mh15rCID50). R.L., rostral lobe; C.L., caudal lobe; R. Ad., rostral adcarinal ridge; C. Ad., caudal adcarinal ridge. See main text for definitions of landmark numbers.
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Scatter plots of CV1 and CV2 from the species group analysis: ( a ) sinistr...
in Geometric morphometric analysis of Idiognathodus species across the Atokan–Desmoinesian boundary in north-central New Mexico, USA
> Journal of the Geological Society
Published: 17 January 2025
Fig. 3. Scatter plots of CV1 and CV2 from the species group analysis: ( a ) sinistral element analysis; and ( b ) dextral element analysis. The percentage represents the eigenscore for each axis. Idiognathodus salensae is marked by green circles, Idiognathodus obstipus is marked by pink
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Average shape wireframes (in black) for the sinistral and dextral elements ...
in Geometric morphometric analysis of Idiognathodus species across the Atokan–Desmoinesian boundary in north-central New Mexico, USA
> Journal of the Geological Society
Published: 17 January 2025
elements for each species are also provided for visual reference and are approximately 50×. The sinistral Idiognathodus salensae is from Barrick et al. (2023 b , their plate 26, fig. 11, Type Porvenier, 14.78 m). The dextral I. salensae is the holotype from Barrick et al. (2023 b , their plate
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Panel of scatter plots showing PC1 with PC2 on the top row and PC3 with PC4...
in Geometric morphometric analysis of Idiognathodus species across the Atokan–Desmoinesian boundary in north-central New Mexico, USA
> Journal of the Geological Society
Published: 17 January 2025
gold diamonds are short smooth carina types. On the right-hand plots, the black triangles are Idiognathodus amplificus , the pink squares are Idiognathodus obstipus and green circles are Idiognathodus salensae . The wireframe models below show the shape along each axis at the respective score