A Study on the Development of the Sweat Glands of the Cattle Embryos

The skin of the lesser bushbaby (Galago senegalensis) is relatively uncomplicated and resembles more the skin of some rodents than that of primates. MATERIALS AND METHODSThese observations were made on the skin of one adult male and two females. Specimens of skin from the various regions of the body were removed while the animals were anesthetized. Paraffin sections of tissues, fixed in Helly's fluid and in 10% formalin, were stained with (a) toluidin blue, buffered to pH 5.0, (b) with hematoxylin and eosin, and (c) with the PAS technique; control sections for the PAS technique were previously digested with saliva.

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The skin of primates. IV. The skin of the lesser bushbaby (Galago senegalensis)

Yasuda

Aoki

Montagna

1961

American J Phys Anthropol

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The skin of primates. XXXI. The skin of the black‐collared tamarin (Tamarinus nigricollis)

Perkins

1966

American J Phys Anthropol

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The black‐collared tamarin represents the first detailed study of a member of the family Callithricidae. Although certain features are unique, some of its characteristics resemble those of Prosimii and those of Anthropoidea. The epidermis is moderately pigmented, and the dermis contains numerous elestic fibers. Scattered melanocytes are found throughout both layers. Hair follicles grow in groups of 3 to 4 over the general body surface, including the muzzle. One apocrine gland is associated with each hair group. In the periinguinal region is a large concentration of gigantic sebaceous glands. Apocrine glands occur over the entire hairy skin. Aggregations of these glands on the ventral wrist (in conjunction with sinus hairs) and chest represent the ulnar gland and suprasternal gland, respectively. Apocrine secretory coils of the ulnar gland and external genitalia are surrounded by melanotic, dendritic melanocytes. Eccrine sweat glands are confined to the volar surfaces of the pes and manus. Cholinesterase‐reactive granules are dispersed throughout the cytoplasm of the myoepithelial cells.

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Sweat Gland Function in the Ayrshire Calf

Findlay

Jenkinson

1964

Research in Veterinary Science

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A Study on the Development of the Sweat Glands of the Cattle Embryos

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The skin of primates. IV. The skin of the lesser bushbaby (Galago senegalensis)

The skin of primates. IV. The skin of the lesser bushbaby (Galago senegalensis)

The skin of primates. XXXI. The skin of the black‐collared tamarin (Tamarinus nigricollis)

Sweat Gland Function in the Ayrshire Calf

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