Fig. 7 in Examining the retention of functional kleptoplasts and digestive activity in sacoglossan sea slugs
Fig. 7 in Examining the retention of functional kleptoplasts and digestive activity in sacoglossan sea slugs
Fig. 7 Chloroplast and lysosome density in Elysia viridis. a Chloroplasts (falsely colored red) in an unstarved specimen. b Lysosomes (blue) in the same specimen. c Composite of chloroplasts and lysosomes. d-f Cps, lys, and composite after 14 days starvation. g–i Cps, lys, and composite after 21 days starvation. j–l Cps, lys, and composite after 30 days starvation. Scale bar—50 μm
Published as part of Laetz, Elise M. J., Rühr, Peter T., Bartolomaeus, Thomas, Preisfeld, Angelika & Wägele, Heike, 2017, Examining the retention of functional kleptoplasts and digestive activity in sacoglossan sea slugs, pp. 87-99 in Organisms Diversity & Evolution (New York, N.Y.) 17 (1) on page 95, DOI: 10.1007/s13127-016-0308-0, http://zenodo.org/record/13180692
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