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Fig. 5. An examination of the fit of the best-fit model
(Fig. 4) across fishes from
different regions (A; Great Barrier Reef, GBR, and Caribbean, CAR), with
different swimming modes (B; C, caudal; P, pectoral; DV, dorso-ventral; PC,
pectoral-caudal fin locomotors), adult habitat characteristics (C; D,
`demersal'; P, `pelagic') and orders (D; B, Beryciformes; C, Clupeiformes; L,
Lophiiformes; T, Tetraodontiformes). Asterisks indicate families that are
considered an archetypical coral reef fish (see
Bellwood, 1996). Because of
their dominance in the dataset and their high diversity, the sub-orders of the
order Perciformes are shown individually (symbols).
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