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. 2013 Jun 24;8(6):e66142. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0066142

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Example of Cercocebus (A) and Gorilla (B). The correlations and their significance between λ^OES and δ, and between λ^OES and λ^EDJ have been computed for about 130 subsamples of 1000 inclination and thickness values (resample with replacement on the original data) for each specimen. The correlations are significant for all λ^OES and λ^EDJ comparisons in Cercocebus (A1, red profile) and Gorilla (B1, red profile). The OES inclination is significantly correlated to the enamel thickness (albeit negatively) in Cercocebus (A1, blue profile) while λ^OES and δ present significant positive correlation in 72.1% of the cases in gorillas (B1, blue profile; significant correlations are marked with a blue diamond). A simplified version of the observed relationship is given for Cercocebus (A2) and Gorilla (B2) from a subsample of 250 inclination and thickness values (resample with replacement on the original data). The surfaces of the dots in A2, B2 represent minimum enamel thickness value (scale *10).