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Fig. 2. Images of a squid (A) and a cuttlefish (B) showing the position of the arm
stripes (as indicated by arrows). The differences in colors of the arm stripes
are caused by differences in illumination of the animals in the photographs.
(C,D) Close-up images of the squid (C) and the cuttlefish (D) arms tilted at
various angles under the second illumination setup (Position 2, incident light
from 45° above the horizontal). The left panels in C and D show the arm
stripes in true-color images, while the right ones illustrate partial
polarization values (%Pol) coded as in the key on the figure's right edge. The
brightness of each color is proportional to the relative reflectance of the
pixel in the original image (see Materials and methods for details of how
relative reflectance values were obtained). The number at the left of each row
of images indicates the tilt angle of the arm.