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Fig. 3. Cloacal fluid (CF) osmolality (note the logarithmic scale) as a function of water flux. (A) CF osmolality increased with increasing dietary sucrose concentration. Sunbirds were fed sucrose solutions of varying concentrations (0.07 to 2.5 mol l–1), with (solid bars) or without (open bars) supplementary drinking water. Values are means ± 1 S.D. (N=7). (B) CF osmolality was inversely correlated with CF volume (both logarithmic scales). Values are individual data (N=7) for the 14 diet trials with (solid circles), or without (open diamonds), supplementary water; the regression line is fitted to data from all diet trials (osmolality=253.5[CF volume+1]–1.054). The volume of CF excreted per day is given as log(ml+1) since the log of values <1 yields negative values.





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