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Fig. 4. Typical recording of a hyperoxic switch recording of Pogonomyrmex californicus. One ant, mass 8.25 mg, at 40°C and 20 ml min–1 STP. The recording begins and ends with baselines. The large dip in CO2 that follows hyperoxia is plainly visible. The drop in H2O coincides with the drop in CO2. Following the introduction of nitrogen, a rapid rise in both H2O and CO2 are evident. CO2 rapidly declines to near baseline levels, but H2O plateaus at an intermediate level; see text.