SUMMARY Hematologic values were determined for Panamanian marmosets (Saguinus geoffroyi) according to sex and by time of collection of blood samples. According to collection times, data were put into 3 groups: at time of arrival of marmosets at laboratory (shortly after capture); during maintenance in the laboratory in 1967 (marmosets were fed mainly a noncommercial ration); and during maintenance in the laboratory in 1968 (marmosets were fed a commercially supplemented ration). Mean erythrocyte count, packed cell volume, and hemoglobin concentration in female marmosets maintained during 1967 were significantly less (P < 0.01) than the respective values in female marmosets just arriving at the laboratory. In male marmosets, only mean erythrocyte count and packed cell volume were similarly decreased during the given times.
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James A. Porter (1970) studied this question.