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Fig. 3. (A) Haematocrit (%), (B) plasma osmolality (mOsm kg–1) and (C) plasma angiotensin concentrations (pmol l–1) of river lampreys acclimated to freshwater at 15 mOsm kg–1. Control lampreys (non-injected; black bars) were held under light anaesthesia for 15 min (N=8) and 30 min (N=4) in the absence of further manipulation. Experimental lampreys were blood sampled at either 15 min or 30 min after an i.p. injection of 1% body mass with either isosmotic saline (white bars; 120 mmol l–1 NaCl; 233 mOsm kg–1; N=5 at each time point) or hyperosmotic saline (cross-hatched bars; 4 mol l–1 NaCl; N=5 at 30 min; N=8 at 30 min). Different letters above error bars signify groups that differ significantly (ANOVA and post-hoc multiple comparison tests).