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1 II | shellfish. They also become more distinct in warm-blooded animals, 2 IV | shall perceive four motions distinct in time and in place, two 3 IV | that there are four motions distinct in point of place, but not 4 V | executed by different and distinct organs, are performed harmoniously, 5 VIII| solely in virtue of their distinct functions and uses. A vein 6 X | more slowly, and is more distinct. This point in particular 7 XVI | blood, blended together or distinct, but only blood, the same 8 XVII| not find the heart as a distinct and separate part in all 9 XVII| ventricle I call that which is distinct in office, not in place 10 XVII| extended, and are either distinct or contained in grooves