Fig. 2

Data split by species. A Habitat utilization, (B) Leaping performance, (C) Morphology (standardized variables, compare to Fig. 1C). Humerus: (1) surface area of the scapular articulation, (2) surface area of the radial and ulnar articulation, (3) in-lever of the M. deltoideus, (4) in-lever of the M. subscapularis, (5) in-lever of the M. supraspinatus and M. infraspinatus, (6) cross-sectional-area (CSA) at 50% length, (7) anteroposterior second moment of area (SMAap) at 50%, (8) mediolateral second moment of area (SMAml) at 50% length, (9) trabecular degree of anisotropy (DA), (10) trabecular bone volume fraction (BV.TV); Radius: (11) Surface area of the humeral articulation, (12) Surface area of the carpal articulation; Ulna: (13) surface area of the humeral articulation, (14) surface area of the radial articulation, (15) in-lever of the M. triceps brachii; Femur: (16) surface area of the pelvic articulation, (17) Cross-section of the femoral neck, (18) patellar height index (patellar width projected onto surface/patellar width), (19) in-lever of the M. gluteus medius, (20) in-lever of the M. gluteus superficialis, (21) in-lever of the M. iliopsoas, (22) CSA at 50% length, (23) SMAap at 50% length, (24) SMAml at 50% length, (25) DA, (26) BV.TV; Tibia: (27) surface area of the femoral articulation, (28) surface area of the talar articulation. Percentages of utilized categories of the studied support characteristics and posture can be found in numerical form in supporting information Table S2