Dear morphometricians
I have just uploaded the new version 1.07a of MorphoJ to the web site.
As usual, the program can be downloaded from the MorphoJ web page:
http://www.flywings.org.uk/MorphoJ_page.htm
This update is a switch to Oracle Java, version 8. This is not a
substantial change for
Dear morphometricians
I would like to remind you of this year's morphometrics course from the
University of Manchester. This year's course will run in the six weeks
from 5 November to 14 December 2018.
Course content:
* Data acquisition: the kinds of data and the equipment used to collect
Dear Nelly
I presume you imported the data from a TPS file.
From the MorphoJ documentation:
"It is often the case that the entry for the IMAGE= keyword in TPS files
contains more useful information for making the identifier than that of
the ID= keyword. To use the IMAGE= keyword, it is
Dear morphometricians
Here are two papers that have recently appeared and may be of interest
to you.
One is an analysis of the evolution of ontogenetic allometries in flower
parts. This is an application of allometric spaces, an idea so far
mostly used in traditional morphometrics, but now
Hello
Apologies for the delay in replying to your question.
Yes, you are still testing the covariation of the dependent variable(s)
with the independent variable(s). For the pooled within-group
regression, this test uses the within-group variation. That means that
differences in the group
Dear Sergey
The covariance matrices are characterizing the *variation* in your sample.
The one for the symmetric component of variation is about the variation
in the averages of the original landmark configurations and their
reflected and relabelled copies. This is what we normally think of
Dear morphometricians
Due to a technical problem that may have prevented some of you from
signing up, the registration for this year's morphometrics course from
the University of Manchester has been reopened until 3 November.
The course will run in the six weeks from 6 November to 15
Dear morphometricians
I am pleased to announce this year's morphometrics course from the
University of Manchester. This year's course will run in the six weeks
from 6 November to 15 December 2017.
Course content:
* Data acquisition: the kinds of data and the equipment used to collect
them.
Dear Andrea
For the "PC Scores From Other PCA" procedure, you need a dataset (which
contains the items for which you want to compute the scores) and a PCA.
The dialog box has two drop-down menus, one for selecting the dataset
and the other for selecting the PCA. When you select a dataset,
Dear morphometricians
This is a reminder that the deadline to register for this year's
morphometrics course from the University of Manchester is 21 October. So
there is just over a week left!
This year's course will run via the web in the six weeks from 7 November
to 16 December 2016.
Dear Alison
The residual (sums of squares, mean squares etc.) gives you the statistics for
the second error effect.
I hope this helps.
Best wishes
Chris
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Christian Peter Klingenberg
Faculty of Life Sciences
University of Manchester
Michael Smith
Dear Emma
They are synonyms, with the same meaning. Incidentally, that is the same
as for "biometry" and "biometrics".
I think "morphometry" may be the older of the two (the Oxford English
Dictiionary has a first occurrence in 1857, although it is not clear
whether the meaning is the same,
Dear morphometricians
I am pleased to announce this year's morphometrics course from the
University of Manchester. This year's course will run in the six weeks
from 7 November to 16 December 2016.
Course content:
* Data acquisition: the kinds of data and the equipment used to collect
them.
Dear morphometricians
A series of morphometrics papers just has appeared online in the journal
Development Genes and Evolution. So far, this has been a journal of
evolutionary developmental biology where morphometric analyses were
published only rarely, but there will be a forthcoming special
Dear morphometricians
I would like to remind you that the deadline for registration for this
year's online course in morphometrics is coming up soon: the *23 October
2015*.
Rgistration is via the university's e-store, which can process automatic
*payments by credit card or debit card*.
If
Dear morphometricians
After some discussion with our administrators, we decided to change the
registration procedure for this year's online course on morphometrics.
The new procedure is simpler, because there is only a single step for
registration and payment. This also enables us to have a
Dear morphometricians
I am pleased to announce this year's morphometrics course from the
University of Manchester. This year's course will run in the six weeks
from 2 November to 11 December 2015.
The course information can be found on the following we site:
Dear colleagues
A few days ago, a new review paper on studying fluctuating asymmetry
with the methods of geometric morphometrics has appeared. It is not in a
journal that is a standard outlet for morphometrics papers, so it may be
useful to announce it here.
Klingenberg, C. P. 2015.
Dear colleagues
I have just uploaded the new version 1.06d of MorphoJ to the web page:
http://www.flywings.org.uk/MorphoJ_page.htm
This release contains a bug fix concerning the reading of Nexus files
(File Import Phylogeny File). If the file contains numbers for
internal nodes, the previous
Dear morphometricians
We have been able to extend the deadline for pre-registration for this
year's online course to 15 October -- a week from now. (Thanks to Anne
and Lisa for the extra flexibility.)
This year's course will run in the six weeks from 3 November to 12
December 2014.
The
Dear morphometricians
I have recently uploaded the new version 1.06c of MorphoJ to the web page:
http://www.flywings.org.uk/MorphoJ_page.htm
This release contains an addition to the procedure for principal component
analysis. The output now contains some integration statistics in addition
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