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RESULTS<br />

• The three different patterns in coracoid<br />

Figure 4. Projection of all the superimposed coracoid coordinates on first and<br />

second components axes using PCA.<br />

The two first components of PCA (figure 4) account for a large part (89.3 %) of total shape<br />

variance: They clearly separate three distinct groups: Group I contains Cm and Ca, group II<br />

Cc and Ei, and group III Lk. Group I is wi<strong>de</strong>ly separated from the other two, whereas groups<br />

II and III appear closer.<br />

As each turtle’s bone is <strong>de</strong>fined by its coordinates, to compute a linear discriminant analysis,<br />

we chose to use the PCA consensus. It allows reducing the dimension of data without <strong>de</strong>leting<br />

landmarks coordinates.<br />

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