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1 III,  1  |      in their various forms in specimens under dissection.~The members
2 III,  5  |      discernible in attenuated specimens.~In the ham, or the part
3  IV,  5  |      in the larger and smaller specimens alike; for even when as
4   v,  15 |      of a mina apiece. But the specimens that are found along the
5   v,  15 |   bloom is at its worst. Small specimens they break in pieces, shells
6  VI,  13 | erythrinus and the channa, for specimens of these species are never
7  VI,  17 |      fishes, the fishing-frog. Specimens, however, of the fishing-frog
8 VIII,  4 |     verified by observation of specimens kept alive in the shops
9 VIII,  15|      very heavy rains numerous specimens become visible of creatures