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  1   I,  1  |              are identical in form or species, as, for instance, one man’
  2   I,  1  |             to be of one and the same species: for as the whole is to
  3   I,  1  |             genus, and there are many species of fishes and of birds.~
  4   I,  1  |          times, as is the case with a species of the so-called sea-nettle;
  5   I,  6  |            extensive. For in them one species does not comprehend many
  6   I,  6  |              does not comprehend many species; but in one case, as man,
  7   I,  6  |              in one case, as man, the species is simple, admitting of
  8   I,  6  |        viviparous quadrupeds are many species, but under no common appellation.
  9   I,  6  |              not strictly of the same species. And that they are not so
 10   I,  6  |         reasons, we must take animals species by species, and discuss
 11   I,  6  |               take animals species by species, and discuss their peculiarities
 12   I,  16 |          animals of the mane-and-tail species.~The brain in all animals
 13   I,  16 |               discernible as in other species, and the duplication is
 14  II,  1  |           organs different in form or species; and some of them they have
 15  II,  1  |            lion, however, and the two species of camels, both the Bactrian
 16  II,  8  |               the female in the human species; those of the male are more
 17  II,  12 |              broad in others. Certain species of birds above all other
 18  II,  12 |              down into the lung.~Some species of birds are furnished additionally
 19  II,  14 |             elements, for, while most species comprehended therein are
 20  II,  14 |          minority, to wit the aquatic species, pass their lives in fresh
 21  II,  15 |             other words, there is one species of ox where, though not
 22  II,  15 |             Often animals of the same species show this diversity of position;
 23  II,  17 |          dogfish. And there is also a species of hare in what is named
 24  II,  17 |        variable in shape according to species. For in some cases the stomach
 25  II,  17 |               another within the same species, for in the dorado one individual
 26 III,  1  |             in male fishes of diverse species, the reader should consult
 27 III,  1  |              with others of their own species or with fishes in general,
 28 III,  7  |              in man; and in the human species the suture is circular in
 29 III,  7  |             such as the cartilaginous species, are gristle-spined, while
 30 III,  12 |               some countries the same species of animal is found white
 31 III,  19 |               the female in the human species is less subject to diseases
 32 III,  20 |               certain animals of this species it is not found at all.~
 33 III,  20 |       thinnest, and that of the human species next after it, and that
 34  IV,  1  |               numerous and dissimilar species. Insects are creatures that,
 35  IV,  1  |               exception of one single species of poulpe or octopus. The
 36  IV,  1  |             long, or even longer. The species teuthus is not a numerous
 37  IV,  1  |            pointed.~There are several species of the octopus. One keeps
 38  IV,  2  |      Malacostraca or crustaceans, one species is that of the crawfish,
 39  IV,  2  |             respects as well. Another species is that of the carid, and
 40  IV,  4  |                the pinna, and certain species of cockles, and the trumpet
 41  IV,  4  |              as the pinna and another species of clam. Testaceans also
 42  IV,  4  |             or defect (for the larger species have larger and more conspicuous
 43  IV,  4  |          horns are large in the large species, but exceedingly minute
 44  IV,  4  |            are smaller in the smaller species.~The non-spiral univalves
 45  IV,  4  |          these organs, in the smaller species, are indiscernible owing
 46  IV,  4  |      indiscernible even in the larger species when dead, or when at rest
 47  IV,  4  |               traceable in the larger species, while in the small ones
 48  IV,  4  |             the neritae is a separate species, like to the other in most
 49  IV,  5  |         formations. There are several species of the urchin, and one of
 50  IV,  5  |             them. There are two other species, the spatangus, and the
 51  IV,  5  |            largest in size of all the species. In addition to these there
 52  IV,  5  |             to these there is another species, small in size, but furnished
 53  IV,  5  |         sea-urchin. The spine in this species is not large nor strong,
 54  IV,  5  |              eggs, but in some of the species the eggs are exceedingly
 55  IV,  6  |     sea-urchins and scallops. Another species of the sea-nettle roams
 56  IV,  6  |             sea-nettles there are two species, the lesser and more edible,
 57  IV,  7  |             This genus comprises many species, and, though several kinds
 58  IV,  8  |            except where some isolated species has been subjected to mutilation,
 59  IV,  8  |               the walking or creeping species the urchin appears to have
 60  IV,  8  |                and, of the stationary species, the ascidian and the barnacle.~
 61  IV,  9  |         divided; as for instance, one species of cicada, which makes the
 62  IV,  9  |              the pairing season every species of bird becomes particularly
 63  IV,  9  |            limits of one and the same species; but articulate sound, that
 64  IV,  9  |         animals, and also in the same species according to diversity of
 65  IV,  11 |               are taking diversity of species for diversity of sex.~There
 66  IV,  11 |        greater part of the gregarious species, and in all that live in
 67  IV,  11 |               the like, these in some species the male possesses and the
 68  IV,  11 |             devoid of tusks. In other species such organs are found in
 69   v,  2  |     opisthuretic animals, and in this species the copulation extends over
 70   v,  5  |           bitch. In the cartilaginous species the female is larger than
 71   v,  5  |              fishes the male, in some species, differs from the female
 72   v,  5  |          sexes is observed in all the species of the sharks and dog-fish.~
 73   v,  5  |             swallow the eggs; and the species is continued in existence
 74   v,  8  | phalangia-that is to say, such of the species as spin webs-perform the
 75   v,  8  |             their young. In the human species, the male is more under
 76   v,  10 |               the female, of a single species. They come out on to the
 77   v,  10 |               scorpis, and many other species spawn in the open sea.~
 78   v,  11 |               some of the grey mullet species are not produced from copulation,
 79   v,  11 |         copulations, causing the same species to breed oftener in one
 80   v,  13 |                 13~(Of birds the wild species, as has been stated, as
 81   v,  13 |             largest of all the pigeon species is the phatta or ring-dove;
 82   v,  13 |               The smallest of all the species is the turtle-dove. Pigeons
 83   v,  14 |         copulate, of one and the same species, the age for maturity is
 84   v,  14 |               for maturity is in most species tolerably uniform, unless
 85   v,  14 |     generative capacity.~In the human species, the male is generative,
 86   v,  15 |               that throughout all its species is non-copulative.~The porphyrae,
 87   v,  15 |             of grapes.~There are many species of the purple murex; and
 88   v,  16 |            sea-anemone, there are two species; and of these one species
 89   v,  16 |             species; and of these one species lives in hollows and never
 90   v,  16 |               sponges there are three species; the first is of loose porous
 91   v,  16 |             and this is a very scarce species. Of the close textured sponges
 92   v,  16 |           food.~There is a particular species that is named the "aplysia"
 93   v,  16 |               cannot be cleaned. This species has the large open and visible
 94   v,  16 |               it is allowed that this species is sensitive and long-lived.
 95   v,  19 |               with the exception of a species of butterfly; and the female
 96   v,  19 |                and the female of this species lays a hard egg, resembling
 97   v,  19 |      intestinal worms there are three species: one named the flat-worm,
 98   v,  22 |             Of bees there are various species. The best kind is a little
 99   v,  30 |               the small and the large species some are divided at the
100   v,  30 |             takes to singing. In both species, the larger and the smaller,
101   v,  31 |            abundance.~There is also a species of louse called the "wild
102  VI,  6  |             young.~Birds of the eagle species are not alike in the treatment
103  VI,  7  |             between birds of the same species. They say no one has ever
104  VI,  7  |            get palatable and fat. One species builds a nest in the wilderness
105  VI,  10 |           suppose that fishes of this species pair and bear young every
106  VI,  10 |        varieties of the cartilaginous species and for their modes of generation
107  VI,  12 |             quadruped. Like the human species it brings forth at all seasons
108  VI,  12 |               the female of the human species.~So much for the phenomena
109  VI,  13 |                for specimens of these species are never caught except
110  VI,  13 |             eggs were preserved, each species would be infinite in number.
111  VI,  15 |             milt. However, there is a species of mullet that grows spontaneously
112  VI,  16 |            point of fact, this entire species of blooded animals proceeds
113  VI,  17 |              gestation is that of the species which some call a marinus.~
114  VI,  17 |              for thirty days; and the species of mullet named by some
115  VI,  17 |          peculiarly the case with all species of fish found in the Pontus;
116  VI,  18 |             such females of the human species as are unbridled in the
117  VI,  18 |               the female of the human species. With ewes and she-goats
118  VI,  18 |               than it is in the human species, and this discharge with
119  VI,  20 |               the female of the human species, a swelling takes place
120  VI,  22 |          animals next after the human species. The breeding faculties
121  VI,  22 |             to the sexes of the human species; and the same phenomenon
122  VI,  24 |             to the dwarf in the human species and to the after-pig or
123  VI,  36 |            speed. The animals of this species interbreed with one another;
124 VII,  4  |             at a birth, but the human species does sometimes the one and
125 VII,  4  |            general rule; in the human species cases of superfoetation
126 VII,  11 |               dry, alike in the human species and in the quadrupedal vivipara.
127 VIII,  1 |               of their own particular species, and the sphere of action
128 VIII,  1 |            simply procreate their own species at definite seasons; other
129 VIII,  2 |             fishes even of the larger species, though in some of them
130 VIII,  2 |              fishes even of the large species. The octopus for the most
131 VIII,  2 |               octopus devours its own species, but this statement is incorrect;
132 VIII,  2 |               varies with the varying species. Some fishes are exclusively
133 VIII,  2 |               fishes devour their own species, with the single exception
134 VIII,  2 |             the cephalus, so that the species is exceedingly numerous;
135 VIII,  2 |            river-eel feeds on his own species, on grass, or on roots,
136 VIII,  3 |            variety, the kite, the two species of hawks, to wit, the dove-hawk
137 VIII,  3 |          web-footed birds, the larger species live on the banks of rivers
138 VIII,  3 |         members actually of their own species.~Birds, as a rule, are very
139 VIII,  13|               Alopeconnesus; and most species of fishes are found in Lake
140 VIII,  13|      concealment; in other cases some species will do so and others will
141 VIII,  13|              the case of the detached species the phenomenon is obvious-for
142 VIII,  15|           observed in the case of the species of wrasse called the thrush
143 VIII,  15|            ray, and the cartilaginous species hide only during extremely
144 VIII,  17|               as some aver, that this species of the serpent family is
145 VIII,  18|            Further animals of diverse species are in a diverse way healthy
146 VIII,  19|              larger ones of the small species that fishes of the large
147 VIII,  19|              that fishes of the large species will pursue. The greater
148 VIII,  19|     quadrupedal vivipara, and certain species of other genera, domesticated
149 VIII,  19|    well-conditioned fish of their own species. So much for sea-fishes.~
150 VIII,  20|   pestilential character, but certain species are subject to special and
151 VIII,  20|              among them; but no other species of fish is subject to any
152 VIII,  24|            many ailments as the human species. The drug known under the
153 VIII,  27|             engendered in hives, of a species nicknamed the teredo, or "
154 VIII,  28|            country animals of diverse species meet, on account of the
155  IX,  2  |            only do fishes of the same species swarm together, but also
156  IX,  9  |              claws into the bark. One species of woodpecker is smaller
157  IX,  9  |            reddish speckles; a second species is larger than the blackbird,
158  IX,  18 |             laziest bird of the three species. Such are the habits of
159  IX,  20 |              thrushes there are three species. One is the misselthrush;
160  IX,  20 |               owsel. There is another species called the Illas; it is
161  IX,  20 |             Illas; it is the smallest species of the three, and is less
162  IX,  24 |               Of daws there are three species. One is the chough; it is
163  IX,  28 |             to come to table; another species makes its appearance sometimes
164  IX,  28 |       scarcely differs from the first species save only in being fatter;
165  IX,  28 |            has no note, but the other species has. With regard to their
166  IX,  32 |              eagles there are several species. One of them, called "the
167  IX,  32 |      low-lying land. There is another species called the "plangus"; it
168  IX,  32 |            Achilles. There is another species with black Plumage, the
169  IX,  32 |             screams. There is another species, the percnopterus, very
170  IX,  32 |            bad qualities of the other species, and none of the good ones;
171  IX,  32 |           screaming. There is another species, called the "sea-eagle"
172  IX,  32 |               water. There is another species called the "true-bred";
173  IX,  32 |            interbreeding of different species. The true-bred eagle is
174  IX,  36 |   toad-catcher". Birds of this latter species find their food with very
175  IX,  36 |           Some say that there are ten species of hawks, all differing
176  IX,  36 |               distinguish the various species: so that, when a hawk is
177  IX,  37 |            nor thritta, nor any other species of the spiny fish, no spotted
178  IX,  37 |              cunning, and is the only species that employs its dark liquid
179  IX,  39 |              phalangia there are many species. Of the venomous phalangia
180  IX,  39 |              leaps. (Of all the other species wherewith poison-vendors
181  IX,  39 |               trees.~There is a third species of this animal, preeminently
182  IX,  40 |              that comprehends all the species, though all the species
183  IX,  40 |               species, though all the species are akin to one another
184  IX,  40 |              combs.~There are several species of bees, as has been said;
185  IX,  40 |              attack neither their own species nor any other creature,
186  IX,  44 |           advanced age. There are two species of lions, the plump, curly-maned,
187  IX,  44 |           Some say that there are two species of the animal, and some