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Fig. 2. Occurrence of rhythmic tracheal compression in different regions of the
body of Pterostichus stygicus. (A) Tracheal system, showing tracheae
in resting (inflated) posture. Image is a compilation of multiple x-ray images
of a freshly killed specimen. Posterior abdomen not shown. (B–E) Movie
stills showing inflated (left image) and compressed (right image) tracheae,
depicting compression in the prothorax (B), mesothorax (C), metathorax (D) and
posterior abdomen (E). Asterisks mark tracheal tubes that are compressed in
the corresponding image. Compressions also occurred in the head and legs (not
shown). Scale bars: 1 mm (A), 200 µm (B–E).