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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2019 · 10 MIN

¿Por qué los gatos tienen la lengua áspera?

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La superficie de la lengua de los felinos es éspera porque está recubierta de papilas filiformes formadas por queratina, es decir, por la misma proteína que forma las uñas y las garras. Estas papilas crean una superficie de pequeñas púas abigarradas orientadas hacia la parte posterior de la lengua. Estudios realizados en los años ochenta del siglo pasado concluyeron que las papilas filiformes eran como pequeñas púas cónicas. Ahora, investigadores del Instituto de Tecnología de Georgia, en Atlanta, USA han analizado de nuevo las papilas de la lengua de varias especies de félidos, incluido el gato, con tecnologías de la imagen más recientes y potentes, y han descubierto que las papilas filiformes no son conos perfectos, sino que, en realidad, la punta de estos conos es hueca y forma un pequeño recipiente. Más información en https://cienciaes.com

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La superficie de la lengua de los felinos es éspera porque está recubierta de papilas filiformes formadas por queratina, es decir, por la misma proteína que forma las uñas y las garras. Estas papilas crean una superficie de pequeñas púas abigarradas...

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