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Morphological variability is a characteristic feature of granule cells in the primate fascia dentata: A combined Golgi/electron microscope study

This study analyzes the structural variability of granule cells in the monkey fascia dentata. The hippocampi of three adult rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) and two 1‐year‐old female baboons (Papio anubis) were used for a combined Golgi/electron microscope (EM) study. The results were compared with other Golgi/EM studies on dentate granule cells in small laboratory animals.