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Data from: Traces of phylogeny and ecology in hippocampal neuron numbers

The University of Western Australia
Slomianka, Lutz ; Maliković, Jovana ; Cantalapiedra, Juan L. ; Vinciguerra, Lorenzo ; Schönbächler, Katja ; Destro, Ana Luiza ; Rodger, Jennifer ; Jörimann, Marielle ; Las, Liora ; Hörpel, Stephen G. ; Wolfer, David P. ; Amrein, Irmgard
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The datasets contain hippocampal cell numbers and ecological variables used to investigate the evolution of the hippocampus and the ecological factors that are drivers of natural selection in the phylogenetic development of the hippocampus. The dataset on hippocampal cell numbers contains additional species, which due to specimen n < 3 were not included in the analysis. In addition, the dataset on hippocampal cell numbers contains all sampling parameters, CE estimates and all other information on the specimens available to us (e.g., brain weights, body weights, sex). Interactive graphs permit species identification in 3D representations of phylogenetic principal components analyses (principal components 1 - 3) and species identification and exploration in the hippocampal morphospace. The R script that was used to analyse the data is provided.

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University of Zurich; CSIC - National Museum of Natural Sciences; Museum für Naturkunde - Leibniz Institute for Evolution and Biodiversity Science; Natural History Museum St. Gallen; Bat Conservation Switzerland; Universidade Federal de Viçosa; Perron Institute for Neurological and Translational Sciences; Weizmann Institute of Science; University of St Andrews; Technical University of Munich; Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich
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Lutz Slomianka (Creator)Jovana Maliković (Creator); Juan L. Cantalapiedra (Creator); Lorenzo Vinciguerra (Creator); Katja Schönbächler (Creator); Ana Luiza Destro (Creator); Marielle Jörimann (Creator); Liora Las (Creator); Stephen G. Hörpel (Creator); David P. Wolfer (Creator); Irmgard Amrein (Creator)

Issued: 2025-09-08

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