Mielke et al_ESM_data

A table containing all data to reproduce the analysis as described in Mielke et al. "Motion analysis of non-model organisms using a hierarchical model: Influence of setup enclosure size on gait parameters of Swinhoe’s striped squirrels as a test case"

Loscher et al Matlab Code

The .zip folder contains all Matlab code used for the publication "Timing of head movements is consistent with energy minimization in walking ungulates". SEE README FILE FOR FURTHER EXPLANATIO

Maple worksheet

The .zip folder contains the Maple worksheet used for the publication "Timing of head movements is consistent with energy minimization in walking ungulates"

Additional file 1: of Homeotic transformations reflect departure from the mammalian ‘rule of seven’ cervical vertebrae in sloths: inferences on the Hox code and morphological modularity of the mammalian neck

Figure S1. Results of cluster analysis for each specimen. A three subunit pattern was revealed in all specimens analyzed. Green, axis; yellow, anterior subunit; red, posterior subunit. A, C. cf. didactylus 1; B, C. didactylus 2; C, B. variegatus; D, B. tridactylus. Figure S2. 3D renderings of all analyzed vertebrae. For each specimen left lateral view above and anterior view below. A, C. cf. didactylus 1; B, C. didactylus 2; C, B. variegatus; D, B. tridactylus. C1 (atlas) of B. tridactylus was not available with the museum specimen. Note that the present analysis involved only postatlantal CV. Figure S3. Landmark set used in the 3D geometric morphometric analysis. The numbered 3D landmarks (red points) are shown on a mid-cervical vertebra of Bradypus tridactylus (3D model). LM1 = dorsal-anterior edge of vertebral centrum, LM2 = ventral-anterior edge of vertebral centrum, LM3 = ventral-posterior edge of vertebral centrum, LM4 = dorsal-posterior edge of vertebral centrum, LM5 = anteriormost edge of articular facet of postzygapophysis, LM6 = dorsal-posterior edge of articular facet of postzygapophysis, LM7 = point of maximum curvature between postzygapophysis and neural spine, LM8 = posterior edge of neural spine, LM9 = anterior edge of neural spine, LM10 = point of maximum curvature between neural spine and prezygapophysis, LM11 = posteriormost point of articular facet of prezygapophysis, LM12 = dorsal-anterior edge of articular facet of prezygapophysis, LM13 = dorsalmost point of vertebral centrum in anterior view, LM14 = lateralmost point of vertebral centrum in anterior view, LM15 = ventralmost point of vertebral centrum in anterior view. Table S1. Percentage of total variance explained and cumulative variance per relative warp (RW). Only the first four RWs are indicated since they explain more than 95% of the total variance. (DOCX 578 kb