. Journal of anatomy . Fig. 21. —Taiuandua XLIV. (THIRD SEH. VOL. V.)—OCT. ]!t09. Fig. 1\(i. 50 Mr G. Seccombe Hett and Mr H. G. Butterfield The distribution of the mucous tissue and the arrangement of thecapsule in the mammalian tonsils is as follows:— The lingual prolongations vary in form from the type with fair-sized,well-marked crypts to a small collection of lymphoid tissue immediatelyunder the epithelium in the neighbourhood of papillae, but in all cases thedemarcation from the surrounding tissues is definite. In many cases theapparent prolongation of the tonsil to the dor
. Journal of anatomy . Fig. 21. —Taiuandua XLIV. (THIRD SEH. VOL. V.)—OCT. ]!t09. Fig. 1\(i. 50 Mr G. Seccombe Hett and Mr H. G. Butterfield The distribution of the mucous tissue and the arrangement of thecapsule in the mammalian tonsils is as follows:— The lingual prolongations vary in form from the type with fair-sized,well-marked crypts to a small collection of lymphoid tissue immediatelyunder the epithelium in the neighbourhood of papillae, but in all cases thedemarcation from the surrounding tissues is definite. In many cases theapparent prolongation of the tonsil to the dorsum of the tongue and alongits lateral margin is found on section to be composed entirely of mucousglandular tissue. The capsule in every case is quite definite, and not only forms theboundary of the tonsil, but appears to enclose mucous glands and theirducts. These mucous glands in connection with the tonsil are generallynumerous throughout the mammalian series. They tend to be morenumerous on the side of the to
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