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Microtus multiplex and M. subterraneus are difficult to distinguish morphologically. Here we have 43 known multiplex, 46 known subterraneus and a further 199 unidentified species.
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A data frame with 288 observations with a factor indicating the species and observations on a further 8 variables.
Groupa factor with levels multiplex subterraneus unknown
M1LeftWidth of upper left molar 1 (0.001mm)
M2LeftWidth of upper left molar 2 (0.001mm)
M3LeftWidth of upper left molar 3 (0.001mm)
ForamenLength of incisive foramen (0.001mm)
PboneLength of palatal bone (0.001mm)
LengthCondylo incisive length or skull length (0.01mm)
HeightSkull height above bullae (0.01mm)
RostrumSkull width across rostrum (0.01mm)
89 species have been identified by means of chromosomal analysis.
Airoldi, J.-P., B. Flury, M. Salvioni (1996) dQuoteDiscrimination between two species of Microtus using both classified and unclassified observations Journal of Theoretical Biology 177:247-262
Flury, B.D. (1997) A First Course in Multivariate Statistics, New York: Springer
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