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The small Green Monkey (Cercopithecus aethiops sabeus) in large groups   inhabits the African savannah. The animals delivered to us were from East   Africa, that is from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. The length of the animal is   110 cm, and the tail itself is 50 cm long. They can often be seen in Zoos.   According to data, mostly by zoo gardens, these monkeys live for about 15 to   17 years, exceptionally for 20 years. The objective of our work was to   investigate a part of their cardiovascular system so in that way to   contribute to a better knowledge of this animal body structure and   accordingly to comparative anatomy in general. The investigation included 6   Small Green Monkeys, of both gender, 3-4 years old, body weight 2000-3000   grams, obtained from The Institute for Virusology, vaccines and serums from   Belgrade. For obtaining the hindlimb arterial vascularization, after   exsanguination of the animal, contrast mass of gelatin coloured with tempera   was injected into the abdominal aorta. After injecting, the blood vessels   were prepared and photographed. In the Small Green Monkey, femoral artery (A.   femoralis) is an continuation of the external iliac artery (A. iliaca   externa). The branches of the femoral artery are: A. profunda femoris, A.   saphena, A. genus descendens and A. caudalis femoralis. A. profunda femoris   separates to A. circumflexa femoris lateralis, Ramus muscularis and A.   circumflexa femoris medialis. In humans A. femoralis branches into: A.   epigastrica superficialis, A. circumflexa ilium superficialis, Aa. pudendae   externae, A. profunda femoris and A. genus descendens (A. descendens genus).   A. profunda femoris branches into: A. circumflexa femoris lateralis, A.   circumflexa femoris medialis and Aa. perforantes. In domestic animals,   mammals, the branches of the femoral artery (A. femoralis) are: A.   circumflexa femoris lateralis, A. saphena, A. genus descendens and Aa.   caudales femoris In the Small Green Monkey, humans and domestic mammals A.   femoralis branches into A. genus descendens. The femoral artery of both Small   Green Monkey and humans branches into A. profunda femoris. In the Small Green   Monkey and domestic mammala, A. femoralis branches into A. saphena and A.   caudalis femoris, that is Aa. caudales femoris in domestic mammals, while in   humans it branches into A. epigastrica superficialis, A. circumflexa ilium   superficialis and Aa. pudendae externae. The branches of A. profunda femoris   in the Small Green Monkey and humans are: A. circumflexa femoris lateralis,   A. circumflexa femoris medialis, in the Small Green Monkey also Ramus   muscularis, and in humans Aa. Perforantes, too. In domestic mammals A.   circumflexa femoris lateralis is a branch of A. femoralis. Based on the   results of our studying of the Small Green Monkey femoral artery (A.   femoralis), we have concluded that some blood vessels branch from A.   femoralis in the same way as in humans, and some as in domestic animals -   mammals

A. Femoralis in the small Green Monkey(Cercopithecus aethiops sabeus)