Examination of the Dorsal Lingual Surface of the Crab-eating Monkey Macaca irus by Scanning Electron Microscope
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The structure of the lingual papillae and the ultrastructure of the surface of the dorsal lingual epithelial cells in crab-eating monkeys Macaca irus were examined by scanning electron microscopy. Filiform papillae, which were densely distributed all over the dorsal surface of the lingual body, were crown-shape, with a central round concavity and several or more branches surrounding the rear part of the central area in a semicircle. Domeshaped, fungiform papillae were scattered among these filiform papillae. At the posterior end of the lingual body, several circumvallate papillae were observed. Higher magnification of the lingual dorsal epithelium revealed that prominent microridges and elevated intercellular borders were widely distributed over the central area of the filiform papillae and the interpapillar area. On the surface of the branches of the filiform papillae, indistinct microridges were visible. On the rear surface of the filiform papillae, fine pits and hollows were observed.
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