Documents / FOIA release
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-9346-37: (soln. $ \mathrm{H}_{2} \mathrm{O} $ I.V.)
Monkey Sex & No. Dose mg/kg Weight g. Time hrs. Effects
F5 Female 708 Predose Temperature:101.6°F. Pulse:228/minute Respirations:88/minute Pupil size:1.0mm
10.45 0.00 In shuttle box:normal reactions to all stimuli cues.
0.20 Normal;exploratory behavior;alert;self-grooming. Temperature:101.4°F. Pulse:228/minute Respirations:80/minute Pupil size:1.0mm
0.30 Crouch;palpebral closure;self-groom.
0.35 Eats apple;normal.
0.40 Same as above;normal.
0.60 Normal reactions to all stimuli cues.
2.00 Normal. Temperature:101.4°F. Pulse:220/minute Respirations:72/minute Pupil size:1.0mm
4.00 Home cage:normal.
24.00 Home cage:normal reactions to all stimuli cues. Not linked to a story yet.
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