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1. Imagos of Drosophila raised at temperatures of from 12-28.5 degrees C. when placed at any temperature from 15-32.5 degrees C. produce eggs which develop normally at these temperatures. 2. Imagos raised at temperatures of from 29-32.5 degrees and then kept permanently within these temperatures produce eggs which do not develop. 3. Imagos raised at from 28.5-32.5 degrees C. and then placed at temperatures of from 12-25 degrees C. produce eggs which develop normally. 4. Imagos raised at from 28.5-32.5 degrees C. placed at 15-25 degrees C. for 24 hours or longer and then put back into a temperature of from 28.5-32.5 degrees C., produce eggs which will develop at the latter temperature. 5. There is no evidence of any hereditary adaptation to higher temperatures.

CONCERNING THE HEREDITARY ADAPTATION OF ORGANISMS TO HIGHER TEMPERATURE