highly significantp < 10 −10
The Pearson correlation coefficients for branching density and asymmetry index ( R = −0.50) and for bifurcation amplitude remote and asymmetry ( R = 0.51) are both statistically highly significant ( p < 10 −10 ).
The Pearson correlation coefficients for branching density and asymmetry index ( R = −0.50) and for bifurcation amplitude remote and asymmetry ( R = 0.51) are both statistically highly significant ( p < 10 −10 ).