Chapter

 1 XIX    | hundred vegetable and animal species. My feet, which had become
 2 XIX    |    crustacean, of an extinct species called a trilobite. Nothing
 3 XX     |  peopled by animals of these species, and deposited them by thousands
 4 XX     |  scarce plants, but then the species might be counted by thousands.~
 5 XXX    |     the two hundred thousand species of vegetables known hitherto,
 6 XXXI   |      to us fishes of unknown species?”~“At any rate,” he replied, “
 7 XXXII  |     identity with any living species. To have in one’s possession
 8 XXXII  |     the cephalaspidae; and a species of pterichthys. But this
 9 XXXII  |     uncle could not tell the species; none had organs of sight.
10 XXXII  |   this sea contains none but species known to us in their fossil
11 XXXVIII|      to admit that the human species could be contemporary with
12 XXXVIII|      to refer back the human species to a higher antiquity still.
13 XXXIX  |     Tall palms, belonging to species no longer living, splendid
14 XL     |   wind was unfavourable to a species of launch not calculated