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Convergence of joint mechanics in independently evolving, articulated coralline algae

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Fig. 1. Evolutionary relationships between articulated coralline subfamilies and select crustose subfamilies, showing similarities in thallusmorphology and differences in genicular morphology.Ruprecht) E
Fig. 2. Long-sections of genicula under light microscopy, dyed with 1%Aniline Blue. Scale bars, 100 µm
Fig. 3. Cross-section of Amphiroa anceps geniculum. Letters indicatepolygons used to measure different cell layers: a, cell lumen; b, cell wall; and c,extracellular matrix (halved to account for portion associated with other cells).Scale bar, 5 µm.
Fig. 6. Cross-sections of genicula showing differences in cell wallstructure between the three articulated coralline subfamilies.(C,F,I)Potassium Permanganate
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