"Specimen (age*)";CL*;ISSL;SL;PSL;BSL;PSW1;PSW2;BSW1;BSW2
"Lemur catta"
"fetal (2)";32.4;1.06;5.80;2.18;2.54;1.96;2.87;3.12;3.29
"newborn (2)";40.6;0.97;7.29;2.71;3.75;1.97;2.39;2.75;3.24
"infant (2)";47.8;0.767;9.62;4.23;4.71;1.92;2.97;3.15;3.57
"Saguinus geoffroyi"
"fetal (1)";21.3;1.51;3.67;0.97;1.42;0.81;0.75;1.24;1.51
"newborn (1)";34.9;0.53;7.79;4.45;2.86;0.53;1.50;1.56;2.19
"Saguinus oedipus"
"Newborn (7)";31.7;0.53;6.73;3.76;2.41;0.72;1.47;1.45;1.74
"infant (1)";33.6;0.31;8.29;4.88;3.15;0.78;1.77;1.73;1.96
"*: here, “newborns” were up to 7 days postnatal (see Smith et al. 2020); “infants” in this study were between 19 and 30 days postnatal age; BSW1, basisphenoid length 1: width of anterior end; BSW2, basisphenoid length 2: width of posterior end. CL, cranial length (prosthion-inion); ISSL, anteroposterior length of intrasphenoidal synchondrosis; PSL, presphenoid length; BSL, basisphenoid length; PSW1, presphenoid length 1: width of anterior end; PSW2, presphenoid length 2: width of posterior end; SL; total sphenoid length; cranial length is based on larger samples of newborns as reported in Smith et al. 2020."