Abstract
In rabbits it has been confirmed, that, if the blood pressure falls rapidly, a lower limit will be attained, below which a normal respiration will no longer exist. This minimal arterial tension seems to be an absolutely fixed one, since it was found to be the same, whether the respiratory center was normal or under the influence of either a depressing or a stimulating drug.
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