First attempt to study polymorphism of erythrocyte antigens of spotted reindeer Cervus (Cervus) nippon Temminck, 1838 blood was made. With the aid of a set of monospecific antisera against blood groups of cattle and pigs, natural antisera of spotted reindeer, iso- and heteroimmune antisera against factors of erythrocytes of spotted reindeer, antigenic picture of blood in cattle of five Primorsk region farms was revealed. Indeces of genetic similarity between populations studied have been calculated and the scheme of their relationships presented.
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