[Blood biological constants in the deer Rusa (Cervus timorensis russa) in New-Caledonia. II. Biological constants].

Since the beginning of the year 1987, the deer "Rusa" breeding has been developing in New Caledonia. In 1988, during a slaughter operation in the herds, nearly 90 blood samples were collected in order to define the blood biological parameters (or constants) of this species. As for biochemistry, the following parameters have been search for: urea (6.8 mmol/l), creatinin rate (151.7 mmol/l), the activity of the creatin kinase (295.2 U/l), transaminase (ALAT: 60.1 UI/l; ASAT: 22.3 UI/l) and alcalin phosphatases (115.1 U/l), total bilirubin rate (2.76 mumol/l), total proteins rate (61.4 g/l) and albumin (32.6 g/l), calcium (2.42 mmol/l) and phosphorus (3.08 mmol/l). In course of the study, fluctuations of these parameters were detected, according to various criteria and to sampling conditions.