When size makes a difference: allometry, life-history and morphological evolution of capuchins (Cebus) and squirrels (Saimiri) monkeys (Cebinae, Platyrrhini)

Table 9 22 Landmarks digitized

Landmark	Description	Position(s)	Order
IS	Intradentale superior, A	Midline	1
PM	Premaxillary suture at the alveolus, A	Right, left	2, 21
NSL	Nasale, A	Midline	3
NA	Nasion, A	Midline	4
BR	Bregma, AP	Midline	5
PT	Pterion, AP	Right, left	6, 22
FM	Fronto-malare, A	Right, left	7, 23
ZS	Zygomaxillare superior, A	Right, left	8,24
ZI	Zygomaxillare inferior, A	Right, left	9, 25
MT	Maxillary tuberosity, A	Right, left	10, 26
PNS	Posterior nasal spine, A	Midline	11
APET	Anterior petrous temporal, A	Right, left	12, 27
BA	Basion, AP	Midline	13
OPI	Opisthion, AP	Midline	14
EAM	Anterior external auditory meatus, A	Right, left	15, 28
PEAM	Posterior external auditory meatus, A	Right, left	16, 29
ZYGO	Inferior zygo-temporal suture, A	Right, left	17, 30
TSP	Temporo-spheno-parietal junction, A	Right, left	18, 31
TS	Temporo-sphenoidal junction at the petrous, AP	Right, left	19, 32
JP	Jugular process, AP	Right, left	20, 33
LD	Lambda, P	Midline	34, 35
AS	Asterion, P	Right, left	36

Landmarks recorded in Cebinae primates skulls using the three-dimensional digitizer. The designation A (anterior) or P (posterior) after the landmark name indicates in which position(s) the landmark was recorded. Landmarks are also identified in Figure 9. The order that each landmark was recorded is also presented (see additional movies material).

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