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Kruskal-Wallis ANOVA indicates five characters as significantly discriminating between groups in a 2-clade solution using ML weighting and an additional three characters as marginally significant ( Table 4 ).

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The MRPP analysis resulted in non-significant or spuriously significant differences between groups for the 2-clade solution but in highly significant differences for the 4-clade solution, independent of group assignment based on ML or MP weighting and of the distance measure employed ( Table 3 ).

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