Morphological and Phylogenetic Data on Gastropod Wrinkle Morphs

This dataset provides comprehensive information on the morphological and phylogenetic characteristics of three distinct gastropod wrinkle morphs: unwrinkled, partially wrinkled, and fully wrinkled. It includes:

Permutation Results: Summary of bootstrap permutations for phylogenetic trees.

Branch Lengths: Data describing the evolutionary distances of the three morphs, quantified as branch lengths.

Distance Matrix: Pairwise distances between morphs, highlighting evolutionary divergence.

Bootstrap Results: Statistical support for phylogenetic groupings, reflecting robustness and reliability of the evolutionary inferences.

The dataset is structured to facilitate further analysis and visualization, making it useful for evolutionary biology studies, morphological comparisons, and phylogenetic research.

Key Features:

Branch lengths ranging from 0.01–3.47 across morphs, with mean and standard deviations provided.

Pairwise distance matrix with values spanning 0.42–18.75.

Bootstrap results with ranges between 216 and 720, indicating strong statistical support for phylogenetic groupings.

Comprehensive metadata describing the methods and analysis procedures.

This dataset is made publicly available to support reproducibility and encourage further research on gastropod phylogeny and morphology.

Suggested Citation:Ifon, H. T. (2025). Morphological and Phylogenetic Data on Gastropod Wrinkle Morphs. zenodo.org. DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo. 14587640