Abstract
Ten captive dingoes were injected with radioactive NaC1 and the turnover of radio—sodium was compared with the measured intake of sodium in the diet, which consisted of rabbit carcasses. A close correlation was established between food intake and (22)Na turnover (r = .95). The possible uses of the (22)Na turnover technique in measuring food intake in free—living animals are discussed.
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