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Fig. 8. Apical surfaces of the chloride cells of young adult Geotria
australis in freshwater (A) and after migration to seawater (B). Lateral
views of the filament, showing at the bottom its base, where lamellae are
absent. The chloride cells form rows (arrows) at the base of the filament,
which continue into the interlamellar region. Note the changes of the apical
surface of the chloride cell from a small circular region enlarged by
microvilli in freshwater (A) to a comparably large rectangular region lacking
microvilli in seawater (B). Intercalated MR cells are encircled in A and
absent in B. L, lamellae. Scale bars, 30 µm (A,B). Reprinted from Bartels
et al. (1996) with kind
permission from the publishers.