The general practitioner and the general adaptation syndrome.

(basing himself on the current routine laboratory methods of investigation) dogmatically asserted that a blood stain was in fact of human origin, could undoubtedly be crossexamined very severely and devastatingly and find himself unable to maintain the aogmatic assertion that the blood stain was exclusively of human origin. It is unlikely that he can go beyond classifying the stain as belonging to the primate group, i.e. the higher anthropoid apes such as the gorilla, the gibbon, the chimpanzee, the orang-outang; and monkeys, baboons and lemurs.