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  • Introduction
  • Material and Methods
    • Sample collection and measurements
    • Sexual size dimorphism (SSD)
    • Multivariate analysis
    • Sample partitioning methods and cluster validation
    • Multivariate allometry
    • Paleogeography
    • Software used
  • Results
    • Description of the SZM/SHM morphospace
    • Geographical pattern
    • Results of sample splitting
    • Results of discriminant analysis
      • Identification of specimens characterised by intermediate cranial features between M. l. amurensis and M. l. leucurus
      • Morphometric description of M. l. leucurus and M. l. amurensis
      • “Intermediate” and “deviate” specimens
      • Comparison of multivariate allometric patterns in typical M. l. amurensis and M. l. leucurus
      • Sexual size dimorphism of the skulls of M. l. amurensis and M. l. leucurus compared to other Eurasian badgers
      • Position of M. l. amurensis relative to M. anakuma in the context of morphological variability in Eurasian badgers
      • Pleistocene and Holocene paleogeography of Eurasian badgers
  • Discussion
    • Morphological differentiation in Asian badgers
    • Putative origin and migrations of Asian badgers
  • Conclusion
  • Acknowledgements
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