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1  IV,  4  |      and indeed some aver that scallops can actually fly, owing
2  IV,  4  |       circular form, as in the scallops. And, with regard to the
3  IV,  4  |   plainly visible in the large scallops; and these are the bivalves
4  IV,  6  |     feeds upon sea-urchins and scallops. Another species of the
5  IV,  8  |      body remains within),-and scallops, if you present your finger
6   v,  15 |     clams and razor-fishes and scallops row spontaneously in sandy
7   v,  15 |       with the larger animal. (Scallops burrow for a time in the
8 VIII,  30| pregnancy.~Testaceans, such as scallops and all the oyster-family,