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1   I,  11|     the mouth is another part, shaped like a bunch of grapes,
2 III,  15|  concretions in the bladder so shaped as closely to resemble cockleshells.~
3  IV,  1 |    polypods are small, and are shaped, as regards the form of
4  IV,  2 |   teeth is a fleshy substance, shaped like a tongue. After the
5   v,  12|       two months. Its spawn is shaped like a vine-tendril, and
6   v,  15|    most numerous in the trough shaped mussel. In the pinna also
7   v,  26|      also lays a number of egg shaped grubs, and broods over them.
8  VI,  2 |     Eggs are not symmetrically shaped at both ends: in other words,
9  VI,  10| cartilaginous genus have wombs shaped like those of O birds. The