The average value of EEG indicators of villagers and students with different leaf shapes and colours. by Ningning Ding (14311905)

Instances of the tibia statistical model over ±3SD for biometrics in 3 different modes. by Hongjia He (16475010)

Instances of the femur statistical model over ±3SD for biometrics in 4 different modes. by Hongjia He (16475010)

Shape change of leaf chlorophyll fluorescence transient curve under 5 different biofertilizer treatments. by Beibei Zhang (509356)

Epistatic interactions play a large role in shaping the genetic architecture of flight performance. by Adam N. Spierer (10325544)

Summary Table for Fig 4E and 4F listing the drugs that resulted in significantly higher or lower representation of HMM states relative to controls. by Athira Athira (13199796)

(Separate file) Mann–Whitney U 2-sided tests with Bonferroni correction for statistical significance analysis of the data shown in S12 and S13 Figs. by Athira Athira (13199796)

Mann–Whitney U 2-sided tests with Bonferroni correction for statistical significance analysis of the data shown in Fig 3F and 3G. by Athira Athira (13199796)

(Separate file) Mann–Whitney U 2-sided tests with Bonferroni correction for statistical significance analysis of the data shown in S3–S6 Figs. by Athira Athira (13199796)

Efficiency metrics for different models. by Mudassar Ali (12043038)

Comparison of different loss functions. by Mudassar Ali (12043038)

Comparison of different loss functions. by Mudassar Ali (12043038)

Efficiency metrics for different models. by Mudassar Ali (12043038)

The interplay among the dimensionality of traits, the number of significant genetic loci, and the phenotypic variation. by Meng Yuan (548176)

“…<p>We compared nasal shape phenotypes (left columns) and full facial shape phenotypes (right columns) in terms of (a) the effective number of traits, (b) the effectiveness of identifying independent genetic loci through GWAS, and (c) the phenotypic variation captured by traits and their corresponding number of significant genetic loci in GWAS. …”

Divergent fin shape is accompanied by altered skeletal growth, presaged by differences in regional cell proliferation. by Eric Surette (22120520)

Visualization of shape variation. by Ana Belén Galán López (16806749)

Visualization of shape variation. by Ana Belén Galán López (16806749)

Visualization of shape variation. by Ana Belén Galán López (16806749)

Visualization of shape variation. by Ana Belén Galán López (16806749)

DataSheet_1_Family shapes microbiome differences in Oklahoma salamanders.docx by Madelyn R. Kirsch (18149185)

“…This goal is even more pressing for amphibians, for which the skin has multiple critical functions, and pathogens currently decimating populations are linked to significant changes in skin microbiomes. However, because microbiomes are also shaped by environmental and ecological influences, as well as by host phylogeny, it is important to quantify these contributions to microbiome structure in the presence of infection.…”