Abstract
Unilateral renal aplasia or hypoplasia was discovered in 3 wild-caught rhesus monkeys at the end of routine toxicological experiments. No clinical abnormalities were evident and the opposite kidneys had undergone compensatory hypertrophy and hyperplasia.
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