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International Journal of Veterinary Sciences and Animal Husbandry

Histomorphological and histochemical study of small intestine of adult age of local pigeon Columba livia

Suhaib AH AL-TaaiHarith Hummadi Al-MohmdiTaha Katta KhalafSaif A. Muhson

Volume 8(1) · Pages 116–122 · DOI: 10.22271/veterinary.2023.v8.i1b.478 ↗

Research areasAnimal Nutrition and PhysiologyComparative Animal Anatomy Studies

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Abstract

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Our study was aimed to morphological and histological results, so the study was included some special stains for histochemical study of adult age of local pigeon Columba livia. Six pigeons were sacrificed. The morphological study had three parts of the small intestine duodenum, jejunum and ileum. The duodenum was U-like to connect between gizzard and jejunum. Ascending and descending duodenum includes the pancreas. The jejunum was characterized coil tube and anastomosed at anteriorly with duodenum and caudally with ileum. Ileum was the last part of small intestine. Generally, the histological sections were included entire the small intestine. Light microscope showed histological structures to mucosa, submucosa, musculais and serosa. Mucosa was included long finger project is called villi. These finger structures were different in length during duodenum, jejunum and ileum. Where lengths of the duodenum were taller. So it's lined by simple columnar epithelia with basal nuclei. Either lamina properia was located under epithelia which it's characterized loose connective tissue and included intestinal glands with crypts of Lieberkuhn is lined by simple columnar cells. Muscularis layer was last tunica in mucosa, it's composed from longitudinal smooth muscles. Others tunica, submucosa was thin layer of dense connective tissue almost no obvious during histological sections. So tunica musculais was consisted of two orientations smooth bundles, first longitudinal orientation is outer while inner layer had been circular smooth fibers. Final tunica was serosa. The present study showed histochemical reaction between goblet cells, where it's appeared the periodic acid Schiff the mucin secretion of their cells is neutral positive reaction while alcian blue stain showed acidic positive reaction of the secreted goblet cells.

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  1. Why it matters

    • The digestive system is a sensitive part of a bird's life and can be affected by diet or chemical treatments. View evidence ↗

      Why it matters

      The digestive system is a sensitive part of a bird's life and can be affected by diet or chemical treatments.

      In the paper's own words

      “The digestive and others systems are considered a sensitive parts to play role in birds life, where it's affected by have diet, if was treated by some chemical materials [2].”

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    • Birds have high metabolic rates and high food consumption, with variations occurring between species based on environmental changes. View evidence ↗

      Why it matters

      Birds have high metabolic rates and high food consumption, with variations occurring between species based on environmental changes.

      In the paper's own words

      “The birds have high metabolism therefor consume a lot of diet. These variations are occurred between the birds species according to the environmental changes [3].”

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      Found in: Introduction

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  2. The question

    • The study aimed to describe the morphological and histochemical characteristics of the entire small intestine in adult local pigeons. View evidence ↗

      The question

      The study aimed to describe the morphological and histochemical characteristics of the entire small intestine in adult local pigeons.

      In the paper's own words

      “The study is aimed to describe the morphological and histochemical sections of entire the small intestine of adult age of local pigeons.”

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  3. What they did

    • The experimental design involved the use of six adult local pigeons. View evidence ↗

      What they did

      The experimental design involved the use of six adult local pigeons.

      In the paper's own words

      “Experimental design: Six adult local birds were used.”

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      Found in: Materials and methods

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    • Samples from the duodenum, jejunum, and ileum were preserved in 10% formalin for 72 hours. View evidence ↗

      What they did

      Samples from the duodenum, jejunum, and ileum were preserved in 10% formalin for 72 hours.

      In the paper's own words

      “Three parts of small intestine (duodenum, jejunum and ileum) were put inside container fill 10% formalin during 72 hour.”

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      Found in: Materials and methods

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    • General structures were stained with hematoxylin and eosin, collagen fibers with Masson's trichrome, and histochemical analysis was performed using Periodic Acid Schiff (PAS) and Alcian blue (AB). View evidence ↗

      What they did

      General structures were stained with hematoxylin and eosin, collagen fibers with Masson's trichrome, and histochemical analysis was performed using Periodic Acid Schiff (PAS) and Alcian blue (AB).

      In the paper's own words

      “The slides were stained by hematoxine and eosin for general structure, masson's trichrom for describe collagen fiber. For histochemical technique were used periodic acid shift PAS and Alcian blue AB [11].”

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  4. What they found

    • The duodenum was found to be U-shaped, consisting of descending and ascending segments that form a tube containing the pancreas. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      The duodenum was found to be U-shaped, consisting of descending and ascending segments that form a tube containing the pancreas.

      In the paper's own words

      “Generally the study showed that the duodenum U-shape, formed from descending (ventral) and ascending (dorsal) segments lead to duodenal tube, where the pancreas located inside upper and lower parts of duodenum (Figure 1, 2, 3).”

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      Found in: Morphological study

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    • The jejunum was characterized by cone-like spiral coils that form centripetal coils. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      The jejunum was characterized by cone-like spiral coils that form centripetal coils.

      In the paper's own words

      “The jejunum was characteristics features cone-like of spiral coils, this forming centripetal coils.”

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      Found in: Morphological study

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    • The ileum was observed to be a longer portion than the other two segments, extending as a straight part located between the caeca. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      The ileum was observed to be a longer portion than the other two segments, extending as a straight part located between the caeca.

      In the paper's own words

      “The present study were observed that ileum a long portion of other two segments. Which it’s extended to straight part, located between the caeca (figure 1, 3).”

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      Found in: Morphological study

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    • Histological analysis showed that the villi in the duodenum were longer than those in the jejunum and ileum. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      Histological analysis showed that the villi in the duodenum were longer than those in the jejunum and ileum.

      In the paper's own words

      “Where the villi length of duodenum was longer than jejunum and ileum villi (figure 4, 9).”

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      Found in: Histological study

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    • The submucosa of the duodenum in local pigeons was found to lack Brunner's glands. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      The submucosa of the duodenum in local pigeons was found to lack Brunner's glands.

      In the paper's own words

      “Submucosa of duodenum has no Brunner's glands in local pigeon (figure 6).”

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    • The submucosa was less developed in local pigeons, appearing as a thin layer or being absent in some histological sections. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      The submucosa was less developed in local pigeons, appearing as a thin layer or being absent in some histological sections.

      In the paper's own words

      “Submucosa were less developed in local pigeon, seem thin layer or lost in some histological sections (figure 6).”

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      Found in: Histological study

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    • Histochemical staining showed that PAS reacted with neutral mucin secretions, while Alcian blue reacted with acidic mucin from goblet cells. View evidence ↗

      What they found

      Histochemical staining showed that PAS reacted with neutral mucin secretions, while Alcian blue reacted with acidic mucin from goblet cells.

      In the paper's own words

      “Hence the PAS stain appeared neutral activity with mucin secretion (figure 5, 8b), while Alcian blue showed acidic reaction with mucin of the goblet cell (figure 8a).”

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      Found in: Histochemical study

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  5. What it means

    • The authors concluded that the small intestine of adult local pigeons is similar to other bird species, though variations exist in the shape and size of villi across the intestine. View evidence ↗

      What it means

      The authors concluded that the small intestine of adult local pigeons is similar to other bird species, though variations exist in the shape and size of villi across the intestine.

      In the paper's own words

      “The small intestine of adult age of local pigeons were appeared a similar with other birds species. There are some varies during arrangement of the shape and size villi in entire the small intestine.”

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A Macrophotograph of adult pigeon showing: Gizzard (G), Proventriculus (Pr), left lung (LL), right lung (RL), duodenum (D), jejunumFigure 1Page 2Macrophotograph Viscera of adult pigeon showing: Gizzard (G), Proventriculus (Pro), Pancreas (P), Small fold of peritoneum (A),Figure 2Page 3Macrophotograph of adult local pigeon showing: Duodenum (D), Jejunum (J), Ileum (I), cecum (C), pancreas (P), peritoneal fold (F)Figure 3Page 3Cross histological section of the duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Villi (V), Lamina propria (L), Intestinal glands (I),Figure 4Page 3Cross histological Section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Goblet cells (G) magenta color, Simple columnar epithelia (E),Figure 5Page 4Cross histological Section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal glands (I), Crypts of Lieberkuhn (CR), MuscularisFigure 6Page 4Cross histological section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal gland (I), Muscularis mucosa (Mm), Inner tunicaFigure 7Page 4Longitudinal histological section of jejunum of adult Local pigeon showed positive reaction of histochemical special stain between gobletFigure 8Page 5Longitudinal histological section of ileum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal glands (I), Muscularis mucosa (Mm), Epithelia (E),Figure 9Page 5
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Introduction

The pigeon Columba livia are wide pervasion around the world. There are more than 8000 species [1] . The digestive and others systems are considered a sensitive parts to play role in birds life, where it's affected by have diet, if was treated by some chemical materials [2] . The birds have high metabolism therefor consume a lot of diet. These variations are occurred between the birds species according to the environmental changes [3] . The small intestine is composed from three portions, duodenum, jejunum and ileum. The duodenum is first part which it's connected anterior with gizzard and posterior extend to jejunum [4] . The small intestine is different between other birds species of the formation such as black-winged kite haveonly duodenum and ileum [5] . The parts of the small intestine are separated by diverticulum called vitellin (Meckel's) which spilt jejunum and ileum, the longest part of small intestine [6] . The duodenum has U-shaped loop in indigenous duck, and divided into descending and ascending limb [7] . The jejunum is the second part after the duodenum, it has a spiral coils structure (cone) in African pied crow. The cone is appeared centripetal and centrifugal parts from apex of cone [8] . Ileum is last part, it's started from end diverticulum toward the cecum. Histological features are included four tunics, mucosa, submucosa, muscularis and serosa. Light microscope showed that layers, so they are included epithelium, lamina properia and muscularis within mucosa layer. However, the mucosa of intestine glands are characterized extensive project know villi. These villi processes are varied during three segments of small intestine (duodenum, jejunum and ileum), [9] . The intestinal glands are situate in lamina properia with crypts.

It's called Lieberkuhn's crypt which covered by simple columnar epithelium [10] . The submucosa is located under the mucosa layer, included dense connective tissue [7] . Third layer is called muscularis which has circular and longitudinal muscle fibers. Either serosa layer is last part of tunics represented by loose connective tissue with cover mesothelium. The study is aimed to describe the morphological and histochemical sections of entire the small intestine of adult age of local pigeons.

Materials and methods

Experimental design: Six adult local birds were used. These birds were bought from central market in Baghdad. Then the birds were put on dissected board for the sacrificed after dislocated neck region. Later the pigeons were done -midline incision in ventral region. Three parts of small intestine (duodenum, jejunum and ileum) were put inside container fill 10% formalin during 72 hour. The samples were cleaned carefully by syringe carry the buffer solution to remove of material residues. The histological techniques were included dehydration across processing of specimens to alcohol through 2 hour (70, 80, 90, 100%), these specimens were passing to clearing and later embedded inside paraffin wax for their cutting by microtome machine. The slides were stained by hematoxine and eosin for general structure, masson's trichrom for describe collagen fiber. For histochemical technique were used periodic acid shift PAS and Alcian blue AB [11] .

Results

Results

Morphological study

The small intestine of adult age of local pigeon Columba livia were composed from three segments, duodenum, jejunum and ileum. Generally the study showed that the duodenum Ushape, formed from descending (ventral) and ascending (dorsal) segments lead to duodenal tube, where the pancreas located inside upper and lower parts of duodenum (Figure 1, 2, 3). The duodenum was anastomosed to the jejunum at ascending limb (Figure 3). The jejunum located at ending part of ascending duodenum. The jejunum was characteristics features cone-like of spiral coils, this forming centripetal coils. The jejunum is occupied almost the caudal part of coelomic cavity (Figure 1, 3). The dorsal part of jejunum was beneath right lobe of liver with impression on it (figure 1b). The last part of small intestine was called ileum, the present study were observed that ileum a long portion of other two segments. Which it's extended to straight part, located between the caeca (figure 1,3).

Figure 3. Macrophotograph of adult local pigeon showing: Duodenum (D), Jejunum (J), Ileum (I), cecum (C), pancreas (P), peritoneal fold (F)
Macrophotograph of adult local pigeon showing: Duodenum (D), Jejunum (J), Ileum (I), cecum (C), pancreas (P), peritoneal fold (F)↗ Enlarge
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Macrophotograph of adult local pigeon showing: Duodenum (D), Jejunum (J), Ileum (I), cecum (C), pancreas (P), peritoneal fold (F)

Macrophotograph of adult local pigeon showing: Duodenum (D), Jejunum (J), Ileum (I), cecum (C), pancreas (P), peritoneal fold (F)

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Figure 1. A Macrophotograph of adult pigeon showing: Gizzard (G), Proventriculus (Pr), left lung (LL), right lung (RL), duodenum (D), jejunum
A Macrophotograph of adult pigeon showing: Gizzard (G), Proventriculus (Pr), left lung (LL), right lung (RL), duodenum (D), jejunum↗ Enlarge
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A Macrophotograph of adult pigeon showing: Gizzard (G), Proventriculus (Pr), left lung (LL), right lung (RL), duodenum (D), jejunum

A Macrophotograph of adult pigeon showing: Gizzard (G), Proventriculus (Pr), left lung (LL), right lung (RL), duodenum (D), jejunum

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Histological study

Histological study appeared the three segments, duodenum, jejunum and ileum were formed from mucosa, submucosa, muscularis and serosa. Histologically, the light microscope showed the duodenum mucosa had epithelium, lamina properia and muscularis. The epithelia is simple columnar with basal nuclei. In addition to villi is projected finger extensive processes which extended from base of lamina properia to free part of epithelia. The histological structures showed villi differences of lengths between entire the small intestine. Where the villi length of duodenum was longer than jejunum and ileum villi (figure 4,9). The present study showed crypts of Lieberkuhn, it's located between villi and lining by simple columnar epithelium (figure 5). Submucosa of duodenum has no Brunner's glands in local pigeon (figure 6). The intestine glands were distributed along lamina properia during duodenum, jejunum and ileum (figure 6,7,9). Tunica muscularis were well developed during the entire three segments, represented by longitudinal smooth muscle fibers (figure 7,9). Submucosa were less developed in local pigeon, seem thin layer or lost in some histological sections (figure 6). Generally, third tunica is called musculais, this layer had longitudinal outer layer, while inner layer was circular (figure 7). Serosa is final layer which included loose connective tissue with simple squamous epithelium (figure 9).

Figure 9. Longitudinal histological section of ileum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal glands (I), Muscularis mucosa (Mm), Epithelia (E),
Longitudinal histological section of ileum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal glands (I), Muscularis mucosa (Mm), Epithelia (E),↗ Enlarge
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Longitudinal histological section of ileum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal glands (I), Muscularis mucosa (Mm), Epithelia (E),

Longitudinal histological section of ileum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal glands (I), Muscularis mucosa (Mm), Epithelia (E),

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Figure 7. Cross histological section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal gland (I), Muscularis mucosa (Mm), Inner tunica
Cross histological section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal gland (I), Muscularis mucosa (Mm), Inner tunica↗ Enlarge
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Cross histological section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal gland (I), Muscularis mucosa (Mm), Inner tunica

Cross histological section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal gland (I), Muscularis mucosa (Mm), Inner tunica

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Figure 6. Cross histological Section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal glands (I), Crypts of Lieberkuhn (CR), Muscularis
Cross histological Section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal glands (I), Crypts of Lieberkuhn (CR), Muscularis↗ Enlarge
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Cross histological Section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal glands (I), Crypts of Lieberkuhn (CR), Muscularis

Cross histological Section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Intestinal glands (I), Crypts of Lieberkuhn (CR), Muscularis

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Figure 5. Cross histological Section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Goblet cells (G) magenta color, Simple columnar epithelia (E),
Cross histological Section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Goblet cells (G) magenta color, Simple columnar epithelia (E),↗ Enlarge
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Cross histological Section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Goblet cells (G) magenta color, Simple columnar epithelia (E),

Cross histological Section of duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Goblet cells (G) magenta color, Simple columnar epithelia (E),

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Figure 4. Cross histological section of the duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Villi (V), Lamina propria (L), Intestinal glands (I),
Cross histological section of the duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Villi (V), Lamina propria (L), Intestinal glands (I),↗ Enlarge
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Cross histological section of the duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Villi (V), Lamina propria (L), Intestinal glands (I),

Cross histological section of the duodenum of adult Local pigeon showing: Villi (V), Lamina propria (L), Intestinal glands (I),

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Histochemical study

Third target of this study represented in the histochemical study, where it's showed the stains by periodic acid schiff (PAS) and alcian blue (AB) stains, where appeared that stains were positive reaction with secretion of mucous (goblet cell) mucin. Hence the PAS stain appeared neutral activity with mucin secretion (figure 5, 8b), while Alcian blue showed acidic reaction with mucin of the goblet cell (figure 8a).

Discussion

The small intestine of adult age of local pigeon C. Livia were included duodenum, jejunum and ileum in order. Morphology study showed the duodenum U-like, anastomosing with lower part of gizzard, formed from lower (descending) and upper (ascending) parts, these parts were taken shape duodenal tube. The pancreas is situated between two parts of duodenum. These results of gross findings were accepted with some previously studies of avian species such as adult kestrel Falco tinnunculus [12] and in starling and pigeons [13] whom stated the duodenum was formed from two segments (upper and lower parts), then the upper parts of duodenum anastomosed with jejunum. The jejunum was began at ending part of ascending duodenum. The jejunum was characterized conelike of spiral coils, and which it's consisted of centripetal coils. The jejunum is occupied almost the caudal part of coelomic cavity, so the study appeared liver impressions. These results no corresponding with [14] in human and domestic rabbit whom said the dorsal part of jejunum was beneath right lobe of liver which it's appeared impression on it. The last part of small intestine was called ileum, the present study were observed that ileum a long portion of duodenum and ileum. Which it's extended to straight part, located between the caeca. These observations disagreement with [15] Coturnix coturnix japonica and [16] whom showed the ileum was continuous with the colorectum and no caeca in yellow and blue macaw. Histological study was proved the small intestine it's formed from three segments, duodenum, jejunum and ileum. The histological structure was included mucosa, submucosa, muscularis and serosa. The current results parallel with observations [5] . In black winged kite and accepted with [17] in rock dove. Also in adult rock dove. The light microscope showed the duodenum mucosa, it's consisted of simple columnar cells called epithelia, eitherlamina properia and muscularis were located underlying the epithelia. These results accepted with said [18] as well as villi is projected finger extensive processes which extended from base of lamina properia, it's longer in duodenum from rest other two segments. Either Submucosa of C. livia was thin layer may see or absent, and has no Brunner's glands. This result conflict with said [18] in Guinea pig. Either [19] in 20 day age in pigeon. The present study showed crypts of Lieberkuhn, it's located between villi and lining by simple columnar epithelium. The intestine glands were distributed along lamina properia during duodenum, jejunum and ileum. These findings were corresponding with said [20] in chicken. And [16] , in yellow and blue macaws, and accepted with [21] in Uttar fowl. Tunica muscularis were well developed during the entire three segments, represented by longitudinal smooth muscle fibers. These results accepted with said [7,22] in mallard, in and owl and kadaknath fowl respectively. The histochemical sections were stained by periodic acid schiff (PAS) and alcian blue (AB) stains, where appeared that stains were positive reaction with secretion of mucous (goblet cell) mucin secretion. Hence the PAS stain appeared neutral activity with mucin secretion, while Alcian blue showed acidic reaction with mucin of the goblet cell. These results accepted with [23] . Turkey and Cockatiel whom proved that goblet mucin were positive reaction with some special stains. Muscularis tunica was third in order and had longitudinal outer layer, while inner layer was circular. Serosa is final layer which included loose connective tissue with simple squamous epithelium. These results accepted with [24,25] in pigeon and esophagus of squirrels [26] .

Conclusions

small intestine of adult age of local pigeons were appeared a similar with other birds species. There are some varies during arrangement of the shape and size villi in entire the small intestine. The histochemical techniques showed positive reaction of mucin secretion during periodic acid Schiff and alcian blue stain.

Acknowledgement

AcknowledgmentsThe current study was supported by department of anatomy and histology and College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Baghdad.

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Figure 2. Macrophotograph Viscera of adult pigeon showing: Gizzard (G), Proventriculus (Pro), Pancreas (P), Small fold of peritoneum (A),
Macrophotograph Viscera of adult pigeon showing: Gizzard (G), Proventriculus (Pro), Pancreas (P), Small fold of peritoneum (A),↗ Enlarge
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Macrophotograph Viscera of adult pigeon showing: Gizzard (G), Proventriculus (Pro), Pancreas (P), Small fold of peritoneum (A),

Macrophotograph Viscera of adult pigeon showing: Gizzard (G), Proventriculus (Pro), Pancreas (P), Small fold of peritoneum (A),

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Figure 8. Longitudinal histological section of jejunum of adult Local pigeon showed positive reaction of histochemical special stain between goblet
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Longitudinal histological section of jejunum of adult Local pigeon showed positive reaction of histochemical special stain between goblet

Longitudinal histological section of jejunum of adult Local pigeon showed positive reaction of histochemical special stain between goblet

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