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Bedroom pavilion, South-East elevation. Day bed alcove on left.
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As seen from back of bedroom pavilion, looking towards main pavilion. Day bed alcove to bedroom in foreground.
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Bath house and bedroom pavilions, with outdoor seating area in foreground.
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South-West elevation of main pavilion - living, kitchen, dining and study/guest areas.
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As seen from outdoor seating area. Pivoting vent on left and day bed alcove on right. Standard roller doors to clerestory.
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South-West elevation. Paved seating area in foreground.
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Link to bedroom pavilion on right; roof of main pavilion on left.
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Bedroom pavilion on left, bath house pavilion centre and main pavilion on right.
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As seen from East, looking along pavilions. Bedroom pavilion and day bed alcove in foreground.
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In 82 wild-caught Crocodylus porosus, levels of NADH-MetHb reductase and GSH seem adequate to maintain hemoglobin in its reduced functional state. Studies of C. porosus erythrocytes in vitro show reduction of metHb in the presence of lactate, glucose and plasma, but not pyruvate. These findings, together with recent data which show low metHb in a variety of reptiles, cast doubt on the accepted view that high levels of MetHb are typical of healthy reptiles. One explanation for the sharp contrast between earlier and more recent data could be technical. We found low metHb in Crocodylus johnstoni, Chelodina longicollis and Sphenomorphus quoyi. However, high and variable values reminiscent of many of the earlier data were obtained by omitting final centrifugation prior to spectrophotometry. Interestingly, this step is not part of the standard clinical method but is necessary in analyses of blood with nucleated red cells. These observations suggest that high metHb may not be typical of reptiles after all.
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Stairs to upper bedroom/studio spaces. Kitchen and central deck on left.
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Fitted with external timber blind, South-West elevation.
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Facing front of site. Carport underneath house, entry steps on left.
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Facing rear of site.