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 1   I,  15 |           regular sequence may be observed in our exposition, and in
 2   I,  17 |     preternatural way; for, be it observed, in some quadrupeds these
 3  II,  1  |   directions the reverse of those observed in the arms and legs of
 4  II,  1  |            no single one has been observed to have a huckle-bone, none
 5  II,  9  |           The monkey, as has been observed, is furnished with a tail.
 6  II,  13 |         Fishes, then, as has been observed, have no breasts and no
 7  II,  15 |            Deer then, as has been observed, are without a gall-bladder;
 8  II,  17 |         man, however, as has been observed, the heart is placed a little
 9  II,  17 |           by the way, as has been observed, most fishes have no oesophagus,
10  II,  17 |       caeca in birds, as has been observed, are few in number, and
11 III,  1  |        alluded to the diversities observed in the attachment of these
12 III,  1  |     colour. As to the differences observed in male fishes of diverse
13 III,  1  |          following properties are observed in the testicles themselves.
14 III,  3  |         dead bodies part of it is observed to be full of air. These
15 III,  3  |           frontwards, as has been observed) the largest of the three
16 III,  4  |          So much for the veins as observed in the regions above the
17 III,  6  |           coagulate to the extent observed in the blood of other animals.
18 III,  7  |     exceptional property has been observed in fishes, that in some
19 III,  8  |      selachia, however—for, be it observed, they are gristle-spined—
20 III,  11 |         and similar phenomenon is observed at times in priestesses
21 III,  12 |   prevails, a change is sometimes observed to take place in birds whose
22 III,  20 |       accounts, as was previously observed, for the statement made
23  IV,  2  |      concavity, pretty much as is observed in quadrupeds. And the duct
24  IV,  4  |          Such are the diversities observed in the external parts of
25  IV,  7  |      direction of the tail, as is observed in the scolopendra.~All
26  IV,  8  |           and smell. For they are observed to run away from any loud
27  IV,  8  |          be thrown overboard, are observed to scud off to a distance,
28  IV,  8  |        rod (for the animal, be it observed, juts a little out of its
29  IV,  9  |         at the like season, as is observed in the case of goats, swine,
30  IV,  9  |        and hens sing alike, as is observed in the nightingale, only
31  IV,  9  |       mother-nightingale has been observed to give lessons in singing
32  IV,  10 |         of this kind, it has been observed that when a dream occurs
33   v,  2  |         hare, the female is often observed to cover the male.~The case
34   v,  2  |     certain diversities of method observed even in birds. For in some
35   v,  2  |          this phenomenon has been observed in the case of the stag
36   v,  2  |         approach them. And, be it observed, the penis of the camel
37   v,  3  |         viviparous animals, as is observed in both the land and the
38   v,  3  |         of copulation, as is also observed in the toad, the frog, and
39   v,  5  |       have in many instances been observed copulating in the way above
40   v,  5  |  distinction between the sexes is observed in all the species of the
41   v,  5  |           internally, as has been observed in the differentiation of
42   v,  5  |       fishes is seldom accurately observed, owing to the fact that
43   v,  5  |        that, the process has been observed to take place in the manner
44   v,  7  |        the process has often been observed in the case of all these
45   v,  8  |          reverse of the operation observed in other creatures; and
46   v,  8  |          long duration, as may be observed with common everyday insects,
47   v,  10 |          exceptional size. (Be it observed that the muraena breeds
48   v,  11 |         summer, as was previously observed: as, for instance, in winter-time
49   v,  18 |            as has been previously observed. The eggs, when the female
50   v,  18 | navel-attachment has not yet been observed, except that as the young
51   v,  19 |     surface these animalcules are observed. From a certain small, black
52   v,  23 |        case of bees, excrement is observed only in the cells where
53  VI,  1  |       many as four eggs have been observed in the nest, and occasionally
54  VI,  2  |         spring-time hen-birds are observed to inhale the breezes; they
55  VI,  2  |          A singular phenomenon is observed in pigeons with regard to
56  VI,  3  |            and this phenomenon is observed especially with pigeons.~
57  VI,  3  |      regarding the yolks has been observed. For instance, a hen has
58  VI,  5  |  Carnivorous birds in general are observed to lay but once a year.
59  VI,  6  |           brood of three has been observed. As the young ones grow,
60  VI,  11 |          Among other distinctions observed between the thoric ducts
61  VI,  13 |            The same phenomenon is observed in the case of molluscs
62  VI,  13 |           the phenomenon has been observed only in the case of the
63  VI,  13 |        the opposite phenomena are observed in the case of these grubs,
64  VI,  18 |          the common phenomenon as observed in the sow when she is said
65  VI,  20 |          remarkable phenomenon is observed in the case of the Laconian
66  VI,  22 |           is reversed, just as is observed in regard to the sexes of
67  VI,  22 |        and the same phenomenon is observed in the case of all animals
68 VII,  8  |         hollow of the womb and is observed to move here, and sometimes
69 VIII,  1 |            for in children may be observed the traces and seeds of
70 VIII,  1 |           just remarked, there is observed in plants a continuous scale
71 VIII,  2 |            This phenomenon may be observed in the case of gelded animals:
72 VIII,  2 |          this fact may be clearly observed in the case of the larger
73 VIII,  13|         fishes, some, as has been observed, migrate from the outer
74 VIII,  13|        Now the same phenomenon is observed in fishes as in terrestrial
75 VIII,  13|     concealment is not so clearly observed. They do not go into hiding
76 VIII,  15|         there is this singularity observed in these fishes, that they
77 VIII,  15|           as for breeding); as is observed in the case of the species
78 VIII,  15|            This phenomenon may be observed to best advantage in the
79 VIII,  16|           there is no distinction observed, whether the talons of a
80 VIII,  28|        this sort of difference is observed in closely adjacent districts.
81 VIII,  30|          nest. The maenis, as was observed, changes its colour as does
82 VIII,  30|           and the same wasting is observed in all old fishes. The age
83  IX,  1  |          same phenomenon is to be observed.~The eagle and the snake
84  IX,  3  |           of animals, as has been observed, differ in respect to timidity,
85  IX,  6  |          action has been actually observed. A man saw a tortoise perform
86  IX,  6  |         of hedgehogs, it has been observed in many places that, when
87  IX,  7  | resemblances to human life may be observed. Pre-eminent intelligence
88  IX,  8  |           as sixteen. As has been observed, the bird has mischievous
89  IX,  11 |         it catches; this has been observed in the case of the quail,
90  IX,  37 |      phenomenon has been actually observed in operation. The sting-ray
91  IX,  40 |        other times they are never observed to be so greedy, but apparently
92  IX,  40 |           remarkable diversity is observed in their methods of working
93  IX,  40 |         of gathering wax has been observed on olive-trees, as owing
94  IX,  41 |          the tame wasps have been observed when sexually united, but
95  IX,  44 |            as has been previously observed, one may detect great differences
96  IX,  48 |           This same phenomenon is observed in divers, when they have