Four new nondefective adenovirus 2 (Ad2)-simian virus 40 (SV40) hybrid viruses have been isolated. Although these viruses (designated Ad2+ND2, Ad2+ND3, Ad2+ND4, and Ad2+ND,) were clonal derivatives of the same Ad2-SV40 hybrid population, they differ significantly from each other and from the previously isolated nondefective hybrid, Ad2+ND,, in their biological properties or in the amount of SV40-specific RNA,induced during lytic infection. Like Ad2+ND,, Ad2+ND2, and Ad2+ND4 pass serially in both human embryonic kidney (HEK) and primary African green monkey kidney cells. In contrast, Ad2+ND, and Ad2+ND5 pass serially only in HEK cells. Ad2+ND2 is like Ad2+ND1 in that it induces the SV40 U antigen, but not SV40 T antigen; however, in contrast to the perinuclear SV40 antigen induced by Ad2+ND,, the SV40 antigen induced by Ad2+ND2 is located peripherally in the cytoplasm as well as in the perinuclear region of infected cells. Ad2+ND4 induces both the SV40 T and U antigens. Ad2+ND3 and Ad2+ND5 do not induce serologically detectable SV40 antigens and are distinguished from each other on the basis of the relative quantities of SV40-specific RNA which they induce. The induction of different SV40-specific functions suggests the incorporation of different segments of SV40 DNA within the genomes of the respective hybrid viruses.