[Anatomical studies on the quantitative development of liver, heart and adrenal glands in white New Zealand rabbits].

Five male and five female pure-bred White New Zealanders, including newborns and young animals, one, two, and three months of age, were examined. No sex-dependent difference was established for the parameters tested (weight of liver, heart, and adrenal gland). Significant weight differences were found to exist between the age groups. The relative weights of the organs under review declined along with growing age. Correlations were found to exist between the weights of liver, heart, and adrenal gland.