Which tongue papillae are huge dome-shaped bumps that form a transverse row near the back of the tongue?
A) Fungiform papillae
B) Circumvallate papillae
C) Foliate papillae
D) Filiform papillae

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The circumvallate papillae are the huge dome-shaped bumps that form a transverse row near the back of the tongue. The fungiform papillae are smaller and located at the front of the tongue, while the foliate papillae are located on the sides of the tongue. The filiform papillae are the most numerous type of papillae, but they are not involved in taste perception.

Which Tongue Papillae Are Huge Dome-Shaped Bumps That Form a Transverse