TABLE 7. _This Shows the Percentage of Various Forms of Splenitis in the Animals Coming to Autopsy._ ═════════════════╤═════════════════╤═════════════════╤═════════════════ │ Acute Diffuse │ Follicular │ Acute Splenic │ Splenitis. Per │ Splenitis. Per │Tumor. Per cent. │ cent. │ cent. │ ─────────────────┼─────────────────┼─────────────────┼───────────────── Carnivora │ 7.│ 3.│ 1.3 Primates │ 2.5│ 4.9│ 2. Ungulata │ 2.4│ .3│ 1.2 Rodentia │ 2.6│ 4.7│ 1. Marsupialia │ 9.2│ 3.│ 3.7 Pinnipedia │ _33._│ │ Proboscidea. │ _33._│ │ Edentata │ _12.5_│ │ _6.2_ │ │ │ Passeres │ 3.│ 3.│ 3.8 Psittaci │ 6.5│ 2.3│ 4.1 Anseres │ 5.2│ 7.2│ 5.2 Herodiones │ _1._│ _6._│ _2._ Galli │ 2.6│ 1.5│ 4.7 Struthiones │ _10._│ _10._│ _1._ Accipitres │ 7.5│ 3.7│ 1.6 Gaviæ │ │ │ _5._ Picariæ │ _4._│ │ _1.3_ Striges │ 6.8│ 3.4│ Fulicariæ │ _3._│ 6.│ Steganopodes │ │ _10._│ Columbæ │ .7│ .7│ ─────────────────┴─────────────────┴─────────────────┴───────────────── For the meaning of italics see foot note Table 1.
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