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In a random sample of 84 elephants from the Kruger National Park and five elephants from the Addo Elephant National Park, biochemical polymorphism in the serum transferrins could be established. It seems that elephants in the Kruger and Addo Parks are genetically similar but further studies are indicated to confirm these preliminary findings. For the haemo- globin investigations 109 blood samples were available, all originating from the Kruger National Park and all revealing only one type of haemoglobin.

In a random sample of impala, biochemical polymor- phism could be established in the serum transferrins (144 animals), the haemoglobins (101 animals) and the serum albumins (49 animals). Possible applications of these results are discussed.

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