Data for: From Wild to Domestic and The In Between? How Domestication and Feralization Changed the Morphology of Rabbits

R Statistical Environment analysis script and associated files accompanying the paper Sherratt et al. 2025 <i>Proceedings of the Royal Society: B, Biological Sciences</i> 10.1098/rspb.2025.1150.<b>Oryctolagus analyses.R</b> Analysis script for the study, including generating figures.<b>ory lmk coords.tps</b> x,y,z raw landmark coordinate data for 52 landmarks (including 8 semilandmarks) for 912 <i>Oryctolagus cuniculus</i> crania. Landmarks follow Kraatz and Sherratt 2016 <i>PeerJ</i> 10.7717/peerj.2453<b>classifier.csv</b> metadata for the 912 adult specimens, ID/Reg No (institution ID number), Museum Collection (where the specimen is housed), Species (all <i>Oryctolagus cuniculus</i>), Sex (where known, Male or Female), Type (group used in analyses, either domesticated, feral or wild), Locality information (Country, State, Locality), GPS data (DecimalGPA Lat, DecimalGPS Long)<b>land.pairs52.csv</b> landmark index matrix, indicating which landmarks are bilaterally paired, for analysis<b>Raw Leporidae 301spp 52lmks.tps</b> x,y,z raw landmark coordinate data for 52 landmarks (including 8 semilandmarks) for 301 specimens of Leporidae (multiple species), from Sherratt and Kraatz 2023 <i>Evolution</i> 10.1093/evolut/qpad020<b>Oryctolagus missing data.csv</b> details of the missing landmark data for each specimen, as generated by the analysis script