Hello, I do not understand because as much it complicates with this. It is very simple, in spanish shape is confomormación and the form implies more attributes like the texture, size, shape. The article of Jaramillo and Dujardin explain that or in the electronic book of Dujardin.
Liu Idárraga Biologist University of Antioquia Medellín-Colombia On Lun Nov 14 4:04 , 'morphmet' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent: >Judi, > >I understand that Form = size + shape. Therefore "form" should be related >to both isometric and allometric size effects. Shape is free of isometric >size but allometric effects could remain. There is a "preform space" >which is composed of all objects translated to a common origin, with size >and orientation remaining to be separated. > >I think there is something wrong in your last definition of "form", there >should not be anything considered as "form" that does not have something >of "size" within it. > >Pablo > >Pablo Jarrin >Grad student. >Dept. of Biology >Boston University > > > > >-- >Replies will be sent to the list. >For more information visit http://www.morphometrics.org > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Conectate a Internet TURBO en Buenos Aires - 5500-0000 -- Replies will be sent to the list. For more information visit http://www.morphometrics.org
