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Table 1
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Landmark description. |
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Description |
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| bill |
86 Landmarks and semilandmarks |
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| 1 |
bill-tip |
| 2 L, R |
maximum of curvature at the rostral end of the external nares |
| 3 |
most caudal point of the ossified palatine |
| 4 L, R |
bifurcation of the Os palatinum and the Os maxillare close to the rim of the Os maxillare |
| 5 L, R |
maximum of curvature at the caudal end of the external nares |
| 6 L, R |
maximum of curvature at the rostral end of the Fossa et Fenestra antorbitalis |
| 7 L, R |
maximum of curvature at the lateral intersection of the Processus maxillaris and the Os jugale |
| 8 |
mid-point of the cranio-facial hinge |
| 9 L, R |
most posterior point of the Angulus caudolatum (Os palatinum) |
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| cranium |
66 Landmarks and semilandmarks |
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| 10 L, R |
most dorso-lateral point of the Os lacrimale |
| 11 L, R |
most medial point (maximum of curvature) of the Os lacrimale |
| 12 L, R |
most ventro-lateral point of the Os lacrimale |
| 13 |
most ventro-rostral point of the Os mesethmoidale |
| 14 L, R |
most distal point of the Processus postorbitalis |
| 15 L, R |
most distal point of the Processus zygomaticus |
| 16 |
most caudal point of the Condylus occipitalis |
| 17 L, R |
Ostium canalis ophthalmici externi |
| 18 |
most dorsal point of the Foramen magnum |
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Descriptions of landmarks (as per Reference 59) that were digitized on two blocks: bill and cranium; either placed on the midsagittale or on the left and right (L, R) | |
Kulemeyer et al. Frontiers in Zoology 2009 6:2 doi:10.1186/1742-9994-6-2 |
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