Fig. 1: Epidermis of skin of buffalo. Note the direction of one excretory duct of the sweat gland toward the surface of the skin (arrows). H& E stain.X40.

Fig. 2: Skin of buffaloes. Note the small deep acini of sweat glands (short black arrows), their ducts (white arrow), the abundant melanocytes (white arrow head) and the lobulated sebaceous glands (Long black arrow). H & E stain. X 100.

Fig. 3: High magnification of buffaloe skin dermis refers to the secretory acini (black arrows) and their duct system (white arrow heads) of sweat glands. H&E stain. X 400.

Fig. 4: Skin of buffaloe. Note the distribution of simple sweat glands (black arrows) and sebaceous glands (white arrow).The dark spot (white arrow head) refers to the melanocyte within the hair follicle. H & E stain. x200.