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1  II,  12|    articulated and distinctly differentiated from one another. Birds
2 III,  19|    animals before the body is differentiated as a whole. If blood be
3   v,  15|     which are too small to be differentiated in form. If the porphyrae
4   v,  19|  grows and the animal becomes differentiated out of it.~And of insects
5  VI,  3 | little afterwards the body is differentiated, at first very small and
6 VIII,  1|   qualities are more markedly differentiated in the case of human beings.
7 VIII,  2|            2~Animals are also differentiated locally: that is to say,
8  IX,  1 |  cunning. The traces of these differentiated characteristics are more