Figures 98–103 in The genus Androctonus Ehrenberg, 1828 (Scorpiones Buthidae) in Oman

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contents Figures 98–103. Androctonus omanensis sp. n. Ontogenetic variation of morphometrics and pectinal tooth counts. Figs. 98–101. Allometric scaling in juveniles, immatures and adults. Fig. 98. Scatter plot of morphometric ratio W/L (upper plot) and logarithmic scatter plot of length L (lower plot) of pedipalp chela vs. carapace L. Fig. 99. Scatter plot of morphometric ratio D/L (upper plot) and logarithmic scatter plot of length L (lower plot) of metasoma IV vs. carapace L. Fig. 100. Logarithmic scatter plot of pedipalp chela W vs. carapace L, with data partitioned into six instars (II–VII) according to hierarchical cluster analysis by UPGMA applied to Euclidean distances of the pair of variables. Lines are linear least squares regression fits to instars II–IV (both sexes), and V–VII (males and females separated), with slopes as labelled. Fig. 101. Logarithmic scatter plot of metasoma IV D vs. carapace L. Instars partitioned and regression lines fit as in Fig. 100. Figs. 102–103. Variation in pectinal tooth counts. Fig. 102. Scatter plot showing ontogenetic variation of left pectinal tooth count. Fig. 103. Histogram showing distributions of pectinal tooth counts in males (black bars) and females (open bars). Symbols (98–102): black circles, males; open circles, females.
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spellingShingle Figures 98–103 in The genus Androctonus Ehrenberg, 1828 (Scorpiones Buthidae) in Oman
Euscorpius, Abbreviations
No.
Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Arachnida
Scorpiones
Buthidae
Androctonus
Figures 98–103. Androctonus omanensis sp. n. Ontogenetic variation of morphometrics and pectinal tooth counts. Figs. 98–101. Allometric scaling in juveniles, immatures and adults. Fig. 98. Scatter plot of morphometric ratio W/L (upper plot) and logarithmic scatter plot of length L (lower plot) of pedipalp chela vs. carapace L. Fig. 99. Scatter plot of morphometric ratio D/L (upper plot) and logarithmic scatter plot of length L (lower plot) of metasoma IV vs. carapace L. Fig. 100. Logarithmic scatter plot of pedipalp chela W vs. carapace L, with data partitioned into six instars (II–VII) according to hierarchical cluster analysis by UPGMA applied to Euclidean distances of the pair of variables. Lines are linear least squares regression fits to instars II–IV (both sexes), and V–VII (males and females separated), with slopes as labelled. Fig. 101. Logarithmic scatter plot of metasoma IV D vs. carapace L. Instars partitioned and regression lines fit as in Fig. 100. Figs. 102–103. Variation in pectinal tooth counts. Fig. 102. Scatter plot showing ontogenetic variation of left pectinal tooth count. Fig. 103. Histogram showing distributions of pectinal tooth counts in males (black bars) and females (open bars). Symbols (98–102): black circles, males; open circles, females.
title Figures 98–103 in The genus Androctonus Ehrenberg, 1828 (Scorpiones Buthidae) in Oman
topic Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Arachnida
Scorpiones
Buthidae
Androctonus
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20148566