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Fig. 3. Mitochondrial luminosity of anal papillae (AP) of animals reared in acidic
(pH 4), neutral or alkaline (pH 11) media. All measurements were made with an
exposure time of 1/8 s and at the same magnification. Luminosity was
determined for the base, midsection and tip of one AP from each animal.
Luminosity was always greatest in proximal and distal regions, and lowest in
the central region. Larvae reared in acidic media (RS 4) showed reduced
mitochondrial densities in the midsection and tip, and mitochondrial densities
averaged across regions were also reduced in RS 4 (P<0.05).