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Allom-­‐intra

LANT
MIM
TOU
TARQ
PORQ
MIM
TOU

FR-­‐SEPORQ
0.909
0.852
0.908
0.881
0.858
-­‐0.399
-­‐0.336

IT-­‐CWSARD
0.976
0.169
0.360
0.178
0.145
0.165
-­‐0.559
-­‐0.418

FR-­‐WOLER
0.909
0.843
0.775
0.893
0.792
0.800
-­‐0.374
-­‐0.562

FR-­‐WRE
0.986
0.766
0.716
0.847
0.738
0.785
-­‐0.242
-­‐0.438

ITSIC
0.966
-­‐0.869
-­‐0.847
-­‐0.886
-­‐0.896
-­‐0.617
0.485
0.262

0.921

Table
6.
Pmax,
insular
evolution,
and
allometry.
Evolutionary
divergence
characterizing
insular

populations
(differences
between
FCs
of
insular
specimens
and
mainland
relatives)
were
compared

to
Pmax
of
several
populations,
and
to
intra-­‐population
allometric
direction
in
the
two
populations

where
allometry
is
significant.

For
correlations
among
directions,
R
values
are
indicated,
significant
probabilities
based
on

comparison
with
correlation
between
random
vectors
in
bold
+
underlined
(P
<
0.0001,
R
=
0.
860),
in

bold
(P

<
0.001,
R
=
0.770)
and
in
italics
(P
<
0.01,
R
=
0.651).