Fungiform papillae and their associated taste buds are considered a part of which of the following types of mucosa?

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Specialized mucosa is found on the dorsum of the tongue in the form of filiform,fungiform,and circumvallate papillae.Fungiform and circumvallate papillae are associated with taste sensation.
Lining mucosa is found inside the cheeks,vestibule,and soft palate.
Gingival mucosa is not a type of mucosa found in the oral cavity.
The masticatory mucosa is the tough,light pink,keratinized tissue that covers the hard palate and includes the attached gingiva.

Fungiform Papillae and Their Associated Taste Buds Are Considered a Part