Table 2. Select data of adult Philippine deer.

Philippine deer physiological responses and cessation time in seconds following being shot in the cranium or cervical spine with a .223 caliber rifle from 1–16 April 2015.

ID	Sex	Shot Placement	Cessation of Heartbeat (s)	Cessation of Respiration (s)	Cessation of Eye Reflex (s)1	Cessation of Body Spasms (s)	Cessation of Leg Spasms (s)	Eye Tracking	Agonal gasps	Notes
1	M	Cranial	NA	0	0	0	0	N	N	Control
2	F	Cranial	300	0	0	290	0	N	N	Control—Spasm started at 2:45
3	F	Cranial	250	0	0	0	0	N	N	Control
4	M	C2	NA	0	60	0	0	N	N
5	M	C1—C2	NA	0	79	0	0	N	N
6	F	C2—C3	350	0	290	0	0	N	N
7	F	C1—C2	330	0	120	0	295	N	N
8	F	C3	390	0	173	0	195	N	N
9	F	C3	315	0	270	0	210	N	N
10	F	C3	350	0	140	200	0	N	Y
11	F	C3	381	0	216	260	190	N	Y
12	M	C1	352	0	80	170	170	N	Y
13	F	C3	317	0	200	227	310	N	Y
14	F	C3	292	0	200	75	0	N	Y
15	F	C2—C3	321	0	65	140	0	N	N
16	F	C1—C2	371	NA	NA	NA	NA	N	N	Not located until 1:00
17	F	C3	315	0	230	0	320	N	Y
18	F	C2—C3	327	0	272	0	205	N	Y
19	F	C2—C3	290	NA	NA	NA	NA	N	N	Not located until 2:50
20	F	C3	350	NA	NA	NA	NA	N	N	Not located until 4:38
21	F	C1	480	0	0	0	0	N	N
22	F	C4	364	260	345	270	0	Y	Y	Shallow, erratic breathing
23	F	C4	245	55	231	0	140	Y	Y	Erratic breathing, ear movement
24	F	C4	264	95	110	0	229	Y	Y	Erratic breathing
25	M	C4	450	125	230	0	270	Y	Y	Erratic breathing
26	F	C4	470	0	177	0	230	N	Y
27	F	C6—C7	390	160	180	0	165	Y	Y	Erratic breathing

¹Eye reflex includes palpebral and corneal.