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 1   I,  1  |         kind are many insects and quadrupeds. Further, in respect to
 2   I,  5  |           two wings and two feet, quadrupeds and fishes severally with
 3   I,  6  |           combines all viviparous quadrupeds are many species, but under
 4   I,  11 |          as is the case with some quadrupeds. Of ears, some are fine,
 5   I,  16 |       such as birds and oviparous quadrupeds, the two parts of the organ
 6   I,  17 |           be it observed, in some quadrupeds these organs have been found
 7   I,  17 |           in Naxos nearly all the quadrupeds have one so large that foreigners
 8  II,  1  |          For instance, viviparous quadrupeds have all a head and a neck,
 9  II,  1  |     forelegs. This is true of all quadrupeds, but such of them as have
10  II,  1  |           the purpose of hands in quadrupeds, with the exception of the
11  II,  1  |        words, with the viviparous quadrupeds the front legs bend forwards
12  II,  1  |           limbs like those of the quadrupeds; for, although bipeds, they
13  II,  1  |        have in front, these parts quadrupeds have below, in or on the
14  II,  1  |          have behind, these parts quadrupeds have above on their backs.
15  II,  1  |        above on their backs. Most quadrupeds have a tail; for even the
16  II,  1  |          by animal~All viviparous quadrupeds are hair-coated, whereas
17  II,  1  |        the eyelid.~Of hair-coated quadrupeds some are hairy all over
18  II,  1  |         is the least hairy of all quadrupeds. With animals, as a general
19  II,  1  |          sandals.~The legs of all quadrupeds are bony, sinewy, and fleshless;
20  II,  1  |         Of blooded and viviparous quadrupeds some have the foot cloven
21  II,  1  |         not. For instance, horned quadrupeds are not double-toothed;
22  II,  8  |         properties of man and the quadrupeds, as the ape, the monkey,
23  II,  8  |          molars. Further, whereas quadrupeds in general are not furnished
24  II,  8  |       bear in mind that all other quadrupeds have no under eyelash at
25  II,  8  |         part, as is the case with quadrupeds; in fact, the proportion
26  II,  10 |         in the case of viviparous quadrupeds, and with a tail, usually
27  II,  10 |          Again, oviparous blooded quadrupeds are unprovided with ears,
28  II,  12 |           bends them backwards as quadrupeds bend their hind legs, as
29  II,  13 |    creature is not provided, like quadrupeds, with visible teats, but
30  II,  13 |       case with certain oviparous quadrupeds, with tessellated scutes,
31  II,  13 |           is with some viviparous quadrupeds....~With regard to organs
32  II,  15 |          viviparous and oviparous quadrupeds, birds, fishes, cetaceans,
33  II,  15 |        crocodile".~All viviparous quadrupeds, then, are furnished with
34  II,  15 |           applicable to oviparous quadrupeds and to birds, only that
35  II,  15 |        altogether. With oviparous quadrupeds the case is much the same
36  II,  15 |           have not. Of viviparous quadrupeds the deer is without the
37  II,  15 |          organ, as also oviparous quadrupeds, all to a greater or a lesser
38  II,  16 |          16~Again, all viviparous quadrupeds are furnished with kidneys
39  II,  17 |           been known instances of quadrupeds under dissection, where
40  II,  17 |          place, of the viviparous quadrupeds, such of the horned animals
41  II,  17 |           is the stomach of those quadrupeds that are horned and have
42  II,  17 |          and the gut in oviparous quadrupeds, as in the land tortoise,
43 III,  1  |         is similar with oviparous quadrupeds, such as the lizard, the
44 III,  1  |         elephant among viviparous quadrupeds. In other cases these organs
45 III,  1  |          are similar in oviparous quadrupeds, as the tortoise, the lizard,
46 III,  3  |           armpits to the arms, in quadrupeds to the forelegs, in birds
47 III,  7  |    corresponds to the backbone in quadrupeds. This exceptional property
48 III,  7  |           spinous. With oviparous quadrupeds, the skeleton of the larger
49 III,  11 |        the scales grow harder. In quadrupeds as they grow old the hair
50 III,  21 |     exception of the ass, all the quadrupeds in Epirus are of large size,
51 III,  21 |          be properly fed, and, of quadrupeds, this is especially true
52  IV,  2  |     pretty much as is observed in quadrupeds. And the duct is identical
53  IV,  7  |   backwards like the hind-legs of quadrupeds. All insects have the belly
54  IV,  9  |           and lung, the oviparous quadrupeds produce a voice, but a feeble
55  IV,  9  |          hen does not.~Viviparous quadrupeds utter vocal sounds of different
56  IV,  10 |         goats, and all viviparous quadrupeds; and dogs show their dreaming
57  IV,  11 |          duality of sex. Thus, in quadrupeds the duality is universal,
58   v,  1  |          we may observe that some quadrupeds are viviparous, but that
59   v,  2  |           to say, the majority of quadrupeds copulate as best they can,
60   v,  2  |         time in the operation. Of quadrupeds, bears perform the operation
61   v,  2  |          in the same way as other quadrupeds do while standing up; that
62   v,  2  |           part but like the other quadrupeds mentioned above, and they
63   v,  3  |                       3~Oviparous quadrupeds cover one another in the
64   v,  5  |       phenomenon is observable in quadrupeds. For at the rutting seasons
65   v,  7  |        just like the opisthuretic quadrupeds, when the one animal turns
66   v,  11 |           just as with plants and quadrupeds diversity of locality has
67   v,  14 |  observable in man, in viviparous quadrupeds, and in birds; for in the
68   v,  33 |          case of animals that are quadrupeds and red-blooded and oviparous,
69  VI,  1  |    insects, and also in oviparous quadrupeds. Birds without exception
70  VI,  10 | appearance just as in the case of quadrupeds. The navel-string is long
71  VI,  10 |         embryo, as in the case of quadrupeds, is provided with a chorion
72  VI,  10 |           cut open, then, as with quadrupeds, such internal organs as
73  VI,  12 |        mankind and the viviparous quadrupeds.~The dolphin bears one at
74  VI,  18 |       covered by the bull. Of all quadrupeds the mare is the most easily
75  VI,  18 |        the bladder in the case of quadrupeds is thicker than it is in
76  VI,  18 |      parturition the urine of all quadrupeds becomes thicker, especially
77  VI,  18 |           with the females of all quadrupeds.~In general the sexual appetites
78  VI,  22 |          all the easier delivery. Quadrupeds as a rule lie down for parturition,
79  VI,  25 | distinguish between young and old quadrupeds. If, when drawn back from
80 VII,  8  |       feet foremost.~The young of quadrupeds when they are near their
81 VIII,  4 |          the lizard and the other quadrupeds, and the serpents-are omnivorous:
82 VIII,  5 |                   5~Of viviparous quadrupeds such as are fierce and jag-toothed
83 VIII,  5 |        from its inside.~Some wild quadrupeds feed in lakes and rivers;
84 VIII,  10|           of it. The flesh of all quadrupeds deteriorates in marshy pastures,
85 VIII,  17|                  17~Of viviparous quadrupeds the porcupine and the bear
86 VIII,  21|                     21~To turn to quadrupeds, the pig suffers from three
87 VIII,  26|       swallow. So much, then, for quadrupeds.~
88  IX,  1  |        animals and the viviparous quadrupeds. In the case of these latter
89  IX,  3  |           dull and stupid. Of all quadrupeds it is the most foolish:
90  IX,  5  |                      5~Among wild quadrupeds the hind appears to be pre-eminently
91  IX,  6  |         cutting teeth.~Many other quadrupeds help themselves in clever
92  IX,  44 |         of the fishes, birds, and quadrupeds, this animal changes in
93  IX,  50 |   testicles inside, and oviparous quadrupeds close to the loins; and
94  IX,  50 |       castrated or mutilated male quadrupeds the voice changes to the
95  IX,  50 |         feminine voice. All other quadrupeds when castrated, unless the
96  IX,  50 |        general way, applicable to quadrupeds, birds, and men.~