Journal of Veterinary Anatomy · 2009 · 30 citations · 21 references
Life SciencesAnatomyPhysiologyAnimal AnatomyDevelopmental AnatomyEmbryological AnatomyDigestive AnatomyDigestive PhysiologyDigestive System DevelopmentDigestive System MorphologyGastrointestinal PhysiologyIntestinal DevelopmentDigestive DevelopmentDigestive Tract DevelopmentDigestive Tract EmbryologyEmbryology Of The Digestive SystemGastric HistologySmall Intestine AnatomyStomach HistologySurface Epithelium
pyramidal and were localized in the surface epithelium of the esophagus and small intestine, and among the cells of the gastric glands. This is the first report about the histology of the alimentary tract of the Varanus niloticus. Further studies are required for investigation the possibility of using this animal as a model for studying the regulation of the digestive processes as well as to understand the theory of development.
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A vertebrate model of extreme physiological regulation
Stephen M. Secor, Jared M. Diamond · Nature · 1998 · 324 citations