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that the substitution of a strange keeper who may not 
be gentle and tactful with the monkeys can serve to raise 
the temperature above the records obtained by an experi- 
enced man with whose methods the animals are familiar. 
A knowledge of these facts dictates at least two im- 
portant precautions on our part — our specimens must be 
kept under identic conditions peculiar to their kind, and 
surroundings must be established offering comfort with 
a minimum of annoyance in transfer and handling. To 
