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This undated Central Intelligence Agency release, catalogued with an estimated date of 1966, is Volume 2 of a set of pharmacological test data on compounds identified only by number, from unknown projects. It holds tables on intravenous toxicity in mice, giving LD50 and MED50 values and reaction signs. It also has tables on the dominance behavior of squirrel monkeys and on blood pressure, heart rate and respiration in chloralosed cats. The text contains no conclusions and does not mention aerial phenomena.
# ON SQUIRREL MONKEYS
Compound Number-
2850: (soln. $ \mathrm{H}_{2} \mathrm{O} $ I.V. )
Monkey Sex & No. Dose mg/kg Weight Time hrs. Effects
A2 Male 31.25 764 0.00 In shuttle box: immediate vertical nystagmus; tonic convulsions; prostration.
0.20 Ataxia; faulty equilibrium; poor visual orientation fixation; pupillary response normal.
0.30 Crouch; emesis; head down.
0.40 Emesis; eyes shut; crouch posture.
0.45 Escape reaction to experimenter; no light cue response; improved general activity.
0.60 Shuttles to light cue; alert; good orientation(proper fixation).
0.70 Alert; normal reactions to all stimuli cues.
0.75 Hind leg stand; exploration; proper shuttle and escape responses; eats apple.
0.80 Normal reactions to all stimuli cues.
1.00 Home cage: normal behavior.
24.00 Home cage: normal behavior. Not linked to a story yet.
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