03-10-2016, 10:42 AM
Of course, Sam, I'd like to compare as much as possible, whatever could be relevant. I came up with an easy and consistent way to represent the comparison visually so I can handle whatever people think is worth testing - the more the merrier 
Of course I have to stress that matching or not matching proportions does not prove or disprove anything. What I do try to argue is that the proportions of figures (like Diane says) can and should be taken into account as part of a comparative analysis. I hope that this small study has shown that yes, the proportions of the nymphs are unusual but consistent.

Of course I have to stress that matching or not matching proportions does not prove or disprove anything. What I do try to argue is that the proportions of figures (like Diane says) can and should be taken into account as part of a comparative analysis. I hope that this small study has shown that yes, the proportions of the nymphs are unusual but consistent.

