cvol, mean convex hull; cvolmax, maximum convex hull volume with sternum positioned ventrally; cvolmin, minimum convex hull volume with sternum positioned dorsally. Bold values indicate minimum and ma
Moa body mass estimates (kg) and 95%CI based derived from palaeognath-specific regressions of femoral and tibiotarsal metrics published by Cubo and Casinos [24].
The size of tusks in proboscideans has numerous implications for their function, biology, ecology, and other aspects of both extant and extinct species. Yet, no prior studies have explored the relatio
Body mass is a pivotal quantity in palaeobiology but must be estimated from an imperfect fossil record. We analyse the precision of skeletal predictors of mammalian body mass as a mean to inform the M