We use a p -value <0.05 as our cutoff for statistical significance, but in cases where the p -value is marginally significant (herein estimated as a p -value ≲ 0.10, but >0.05), we report that feature as either reflecting isometry or positive/negative allometry, assuming that the feature would likely be significantly different from isometry with greater sample size.
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Ontogenetic growth in the crania of <i>Exaeretodon argentinus</i> (Synapsida: Cynodontia) captures a dietary shift.
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