Abstract
A study of a certain subset of Volterra equations has revealed that some statements about time-independent constants of motion, Hamiltonian functions, and Poisson structure matrices appearing in the Lotka-Volterra equations, either regarded as proven or of the sort that could be proven, are not valid, in fact. Particular cases are given as examples to explain the reasons for the occurring phenomena.
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