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Plate 9. Tapetum lucidum in the eye of the sting ray. The upper layer shows the outer segments of rods and cones underlined by the epidermis which is associated with the retinal vascularization (two capiliaries containing blood cells). The bottom layer is the tapetum lucidium consisting of gaunophore and pigment epithelial cells with many melanosomes. The gaunophore pigment cells have been treated with an embossing filter to emphasize the orientation of the guanine crystals. Unpublished work by C. Nicol and H. J. Arnott. 34 Tex. J. Micros. 38: , 2007
Plate 10. Calcium oxalate crystals associated with the silk moth, Bombyx mori. 1. Section of the silkworm’s gut containing pieces of mulberry (Morus alba) leaves. Note various anatomical features of the leaf that are still well preserved, including a cystolith. 2. Single piece of mulberry leaf in the caterpillar’s gut showing druses of calcium oxalate under polarized light. 3. Isolated crystals from the silkworms’ Malpigian tubules viewed under polarized light. 4. A fractured Malpigian tubule cell with attached CaOx twin crystals. 5. Twin crystals of CaOx produced on the surface of the Malpigian tubule. 6. Twin crystals of CaOx associated with a lawn of elongate microvilli. 7. Side view of two twin crystals of CaOx produced in the Malpigian tubules. Tex. J. Micros. 38: , 2007 35
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