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Fig. 1. Representative original data recordings illustrating the negligible effects
of gas transfer across the airwater interface during respirometry
experiments and the contribution of non-piscine metabolism to aquatic
O2 and CO2 changes. (A) The effects of incremental
increases in aerial PCO2 (grey line) on aquatic
PCO2 (black line) during
35 min of
simulated respirometry. (B) The changes in aerial
PCO2 (grey line) and aquatic
PCO2 (black line) immediately before and after
euthanizing (denoted by the broken line) a fish during a respirometry
experiment. (C) The PCO2 of the air chamber was
lowered after euthanasia by flushing the chamber with air. The changes in
aerial PO2 (grey line) and aquatic
PO2 (black line) immediately before and after
euthanizing (denoted by the broken line) a fish during a respirometry
experiment.