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1  VI,  10|      viviparous; they rear the embryos internally, the batrachus
2  VI,  10| considerable numbers, and also embryos lower down. And this circumstance
3  VI,  10|    been seen with about eighty embryos inside it-but the spiny
4  VI,  37|        is dissected the female embryos appear to be pregnant. Some
5 VII,  3 |     the greater number of such embryos as perish do so within the
6 VII,  4 |     the eighth month. But such embryos as are not fertile but are
7 VII,  4 |  influence no less than twelve embryos conceived by superfoetation
8 VII,  8 |      instance birds; and human embryos lie bent, with nose between
9 VII,  8 |    larger animals, such as the embryos of oxen, the vessels are