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Fig. 1. Distribution of major inorganic components in a Nereis jaw cross
section. (A) Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) image of a complete
Nereis jaw. Embedded jaws were prepared by trimming to the plane
indicated (red disc) with a diamond knife. Energy dispersive X-ray
spectroscopy (EDS) maps of (B) untreated, (C) Tris-treated and (D)
EDTA-treated jaw surfaces. Untreated and Tris-treated images are of a single
jaw (EDTA treatment was done on a different jaw - distributions of Zn, Cl and
Br prior to EDTA treatment were indistinguishable to those in untreated jaws).
EDTA treatment, but not incubation in Tris alone, removes Zn and Cl in three
distinct regions of the jaw cross section (white arrows). Zn loss is more
prevalent in Br-free regions of the sample. Scale bar, 100 µm (cross
sections only).