Scotland coach Frank Hadden on Friday called up five players to bolster his squad ahead of the Six Nations opener against defending champions Wales on February 8 at Murrayfield.
Glasgow prop Moray Low and number eight Johnnie Beattie, Edinburgh flanker Scott Newlands and centre John Houston, and Ulster centre Rob Dewey were all added to the 33-strong party named by Hadden last week.
Injury and illness meant a number of players were able to take only a limited part in this week's activities, which began when the squad linked up on Monday.
Backs: Mike Blair (Edinburgh, capt), Ben Cairns (Edinburgh), Chris Cusiter (Perpignan/FRA), Simon Danielli (Ulster/IRL), Nick De Luca (Edinburgh), Rob Dewey (Ulster/IRL), Thom Evans (Glasgow), Max Evans (Glasgow), Phil Godman (Edinburgh), John Houston (Edinburgh), Ruaridh Jackson (Glasgow), Sean Lamont (Northampton/ENG), Rory Lawson (Gloucester/ENG), Graeme Morrison (Glasgow), Dan Parks (Glasgow), Chris Paterson (Edinburgh), Hugo Southwell (Edinburgh), Simon Webster (Edinburgh)
Forwards: John Barclay (Glasgow), Johnnie Beattie (Glasgow), Kelly Brown (Glasgow), Geoff Cross (Edimburgh), Alasdair Dickinson (Gloucester/ENG), Ross Ford (Edinburgh), Scott Gray (Northampton/ENG), Dougie Hall (Glasgow), Craig Hamilton (Edinburgh), Jim Hamilton (Edinburgh), Nathan Hines (Perpignan/FRA), Allister Hogg (Edinburgh), Allan Jacobsen (Edinburgh), Alastair Kellock (Glasgow), Moray Low (Glasgow), Euan Murray (Northampton/ENG), Scott Newlands (Edinburgh), Alasdair Strokosch (Gloucester/ENG), Simon Taylor (Stade Français/FRA), Jason White (Sale/ENG)
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