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1 III,  7 |      found in others, but the presence or the absence of this and
2 III,  7 |       a matter of course, the presence or the absence of the bones
3  IV,  1 | portion rendered rough by the presence of two rows of suckers;
4  IV,  8 |      once detect by smell the presence of their own blood; and
5  IV,  8 | wingless, they can detect the presence of scented objects afar
6  IV,  8 |    bees and snipes detect the presence of honey at a distance;
7  IX,  40|    drones in a hive, as their presence increases the industry of
8  IX,  46|     it can taught to kneel in presence of the king. It is very