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THE research recorded in the present communication1 was suggested by the remarkable fact, based on an observation made by Benedict [1916], that the Dalmatian breed of dog, i.e. the spotted coach dog, differs from other dogs in excreting a much higher percentage of uric acid. The late author thought, therefore, it would be interesting to ascertain how offspring from a cross between the Dalmatian and a normal dog would behave in this-respect.

The Relation between Uric Acid and Allantoin Excretion in Hybrids of the Dalmatian Hound