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Abstract
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1. The amount of urine produced by the crayfish Astacus leptodactylus in fresh water amounts to 4·6 per cent of its fresh weight/24 hr.
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2. The amount of water taken in by the gills in the same medium is 4·0 per cent.
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3. About 10 per cent of the water taken in penetrates through a surface other than the gills.
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4. The area of the fully developed gills is 5·5 cm2/g fresh wt. and the surface of the gill processes amounts to 5·1 cm2/g fresh wt.
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5. Water permeability constant calculated for the gill processes amounts to 0·12 μ/sec.