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. 2016 Jun 23;11(6):e0158073. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0158073

Fig 5. Variation in eye morphology in relation to the dispersal status of B. eunomia individuals.

Fig 5

Dispersers: black circles within the black rectangle vs. residents: grey circles within the dotted grey rectangle. Eye area is translated in the circle size. Dispersers tended to have smaller eyes than residents with smaller facets (FACET: X-axis, corresponding to an increasing size of all facets, as summarised by the first axis of the Principal Component Analysis), except in the frontal region where facets were actually larger (FRONT: Y-axis, corresponding to an increasing size of the facets in the frontal region of the eyes, as summarised by the second axis of the Principal Component Analysis).