Lacunae at External Border of the Collarette, Contraction & Radial Furrows - Rx - (emran) - c

a) Multiple lacunae attached at the external border of the collarette, classified as Polyglandular sub-type by structure. Explain about this structural type.

b) Identify the lacunae with indented toward to pupillary zone, indicative of system deficiency and Time Risk markings (refer to previous post-b).

c) Identify the crypts as an importance signs to  analyse which attached on the border of the collarette - crypts at 172', 33' & 40'.

d) Observe the contraction furrows and radial furrows they are intercepting to each other at ciliary zone, look for the adjacent organs at the intercepted areas of 235', 228' & 205'.

e) Asparagus lacuna located at the ventral section of the collarette at 162' !