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a year before the diagnosis was made at necropsy. Another animal, whose symptoms began two years previously, died of bilateral pulmonary tuberculosis with cavitation associated with liver lesions. When Griffith (1911) was conducting the modification experiments on the bovine type of M. tuberculosis for the Royal Commission on Tuberculosis, he fed 19 dogs an average dose of 62 mg. of culture. These animals all had to be killed after an average period of 206 days despite the fact that at necropsy all were found to have lesions of varying extent. Gunn et al. (1943) report similar findings. One of their dogs was found to have an active lesion more than three years after artificial infection. From the foregoing it can be seen that little reliance can be placed on the quick death of the animal as a convenient form of natural self-limitation of a source of infection.

Correlation of Human and Animal Ringworm in West of Scotland