Size-Shape Relationships is a morphometric construct that characterizes the systematic covariation between overall geometric magnitude (size) and proportional configuration (shape) in craniofacial structures, distinguishing it from isolated analyses of size or shape by explicitly modeling allometric trajectories within biological form.
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Richard A. Reyment, J. S. Huxley · Biometrics · 1994 · 2.1K citations
Cation Exchange Reactions in Ionic Nanocrystals
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Size and Shape Spaces for Landmark Data in Two Dimensions
Fred L. Bookstein · Statistical Science · 1986 · 620 citations · Full text
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