Further studies on the kidney of the hook‐lipped African rhinoceros,Diceros bicornis
作者:
N. S. R. Maluf,
期刊:
The Anatomical Record
(WILEY Available online 1994)
卷期:
Volume 238,
issue 1
页码: 38-48
ISSN:0003-276X
年代: 1994
DOI:10.1002/ar.1092380106
出版商: Wiley Subscription Services, Inc., A Wiley Company
关键词: RhinocerosDiceros bicornis;Kidneys;Blood supply;Glomeruli;Renal collecting system
数据来源: WILEY
摘要:
AbstractA healthy, pregnantDiceros bicornis(No. 29455), with histologically normal but relatively large kidneys containing a correspondingly large number of nephrons, died suddenly from an injury. Renal lobation was studied partly from serial transverse cuts across the kidney. The fibromuscular pelvic conduits, which are a craniocaudal bifurcation of the ureter, are associated with prominent longitudinally disposed paraconduital veins which anastomose with the interlobar veins. The arcuate veins open widely into the paraconduital veins. The latter drain into the major tributaries of the renal vein at the renal sinus. The interlobar arteries enter the parenchyma through the interlobar septa. These arteries release internal perforator branches, through the septa, which pass to the corticomedullary border, branch along that border as arcuate arteris, and release cortical branches centrifugally. All these branches give off twigs to the glomeruli.Relative renal mass of mammals is inversely proportional to their adult body mass. This is indicated by a regression line which includes rhinoceroses.D. bicornisNo. 29455, accordingly, has exceptionally large kidneys.The mesonephros of the 75 mm fetus ofD. bicornishas mature glomeruli and tubules. The metanephros has pelvic conduits, paraconduital veins, but, as yet, no medullary loops. © 1994 Wiley‐Liss, I
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