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Study of the regional microscopic anatomy of the epididymal duct of the dromedary camel revealed that the initial segment was lined with high pseudostratified columnar epithelium bearing stereocilia; varying height levels from place to place give the duct a “festooned” appearance. The nuclei of both principal and basal epithelial cells were located in the basal one-third. The duct was surrounded by a layer of circularly oriented smooth muscle cells; this peritubular smooth muscle thickened toward the termination of the epididymal duct. The middle and terminal segments of the epididymal duct were lined with similar epithelium, but with no noticeable variations in height. The nuclei in these regions were located in the basal one-half of the cells and spermatozoa were more evident in the lumen of the middle and terminal segments.

Histological and Lectin Histochemical Characterization of the Epididymal Duct in the Dromedary (Camelus dromedarius)