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In a previous paper I discussed the simple absorption of milk fat from the alimentary canal of dogs, and compared the results with a series of dogs in which the pancreas had been previously removed. Fasting dogs fed on milk absorbed no less than 21 to 46 per cent. of the total fat given in seven hours, while in those where the pancreas had been entirely removed some two days previously, there was, during that space of time, no evidence of any absorption whatever from the alimentary canal.

On the breaking-up of fat in the alimentary canal under normal circumstances and in the absence of the pancreas