184 



Tests with Pretipitms 



Reactions 



73 PRIMATES 40 27(37%) 4(5%) 2 (2/ ) 



25 CHIROPTEHA 15 10 



11 INSECTIVORA 7 3(27,,) 1* (9 ) 



84 CARNIVOBA 62 15(18,,) 7 (8 ,, ) . 



61 RODENTIA 57 3 1 



61 UNOOLATA 



a. Artiodactyla 

 Suina 



3 Suidae 2 1 



1 Dicotylidae 1 



Tylopoda 



2 Camelidae (2 sp.) -2 

 Tragulina 



1 Tragulidae 1 



Pecora 



15 Cervidae (11 sp.) If 1(6,,) 8 (53 ) 2 (13 ) 



34 Bovidae (22 sp.) 2* 7 (20 ) 17 (50 ) 5 (14 ) 



b. Perissodactyla 



1 Tapiridae 1 



3 Equidae (1 spec.) 2 . 1 



c. Hyracoidea 



1 Hyracidae 1 



2 CETACEA 1 1|| 



13 EDENTATA 10 3 



23 MARSUPIALIA 21 2 



1 MONOTREMATA 1 



314 AVES (incl. 4 eggs) 314 



40 REPTILIA 40 



11 AMPHIBIA 11 



23 PISCES 23 



7 CRUSTACEA 7 



* Fluid serum No. 143. 



t No. 332 test not repeated, result doubtful as gave good reactions with other antisera. 



* No. 347 from Central Africa, 369 dried 15 months when tested. 



No. 380 a fluid serum 17 days on ice tested with antiserum 19 days old also on ice. 

 I! No. 385 Balaenoptera rostrata. This and another sample of fluid blood showed 

 reactions with other anti-ungulate sera. 



It will be noted in the preceding table that large reactions occur 

 only amongst the Pecora, forming 20 '/ of such reactions amongst the 

 Cervidae, 8 % among the Bovidae. The bloods of both of these families 

 all reacted if we except the three giving a negative result (about which 

 see footnotes). Second-class reactions occurred chiefly amongst the Pecora, 

 as also in 1 blood each of Suidae, Equidae, Cetacea, and in only 2 (2 %) 

 of the Primates. All bloods of Artiodactyla, outside the Pecora, reacted, 



