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. 2013 Feb 26;8(2):e57019. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0057019

Figure 2. Regression analysis quantifying the relationship between the effect size for cross-taxon congruence and the ratio of body sizes of the groups being compared.

Figure 2

The effect sizes, with associated 95% confidence intervals, for all studies found in the published literature is shown in (A) and the average effect sizes from the statistically-reduced and resampled analyses (to account for differences in sample size between body size ratios) in shown in (B). Effect sizes are significant where confidence intervals do not overlap zero.