How reproducible are the measurements of leaf fluctuating asymmetry?¶
Kozlov, M. V. (2015). How reproducible are the measurements of leaf fluctuating asymmetry?. PeerJ.
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- Fluctuating Asymmetry
- The concept is a population pattern, not the mere fact that one wing or one leaf half is slightly larger.
This sourceThe study uses normalized L−R leaf widths and tests directional/error components; it does not report a separate antisymmetry diagnostic.
- The concept is a population pattern, not the mere fact that one wing or one leaf half is slightly larger.
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