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 1   I,  5  |            Again, some animals are viviparous, others oviparous, others
 2   I,  5  |            grub-bearing". Some are viviparous, such as man, the horse,
 3   I,  5  |           growth of the embryo.~Of viviparous animals, some hatch eggs
 4   I,  6  |    exception, but some of them are viviparous, and some oviparous. Such
 5   I,  6  |        some oviparous. Such as are viviparous are hair-coated, and such
 6   I,  6  |            an exceptional case, is viviparous: for not all viviparous
 7   I,  6  |            viviparous: for not all viviparous animals are hair-coated,
 8   I,  6  |           and some fishes also are viviparous.~All animals, however, that
 9   I,  6  |           that are hair-coated are viviparous. For, by the way, one must
10   I,  6  |            genus that combines all viviparous quadrupeds are many species,
11   I,  9  |      creatures; at all events, all viviparous animals have eyes, with
12   I,  11 |            with horny tessellates.~Viviparous animals, with the exception
13   I,  11 |            the shark-kind are also viviparous. Now, the seal has the passages
14   I,  16 |          tendency to be double. In viviparous animals, however, the duplication
15   I,  17 |          internally and externally viviparous, the lung is of all organs
16  II,  1  |           in others.~For instance, viviparous quadrupeds have all a head
17  II,  1  |           In other words, with the viviparous quadrupeds the front legs
18  II,  1  |    properties by and by animal~All viviparous quadrupeds are hair-coated,
19  II,  1  |          is fleshy.~Of blooded and viviparous quadrupeds some have the
20  II,  1  |           quadrupedal, blooded and viviparous, are furnished with teeth;
21  II,  10 |       chest, all as in the case of viviparous quadrupeds, and with a tail,
22  II,  13 |      animals; and in point of fact viviparous animals are not in all cases
23  II,  13 |     excepting such as are directly viviparous without being first oviparous.
24  II,  13 |            the dolphin is directly viviparous, and accordingly we find
25  II,  13 |          covered with hairs as are viviparous land animals, nor, as is
26  II,  13 | wide-stretched, as it is with some viviparous quadrupeds....~With regard
27  II,  13 |            are oviparous, and some viviparous; scaly fish are invariably
28  II,  13 |       cartilaginous fishes are all viviparous, with the single exception
29  II,  15 |            the former include man, viviparous and oviparous quadrupeds,
30  II,  15 |     serpent," the "crocodile".~All viviparous quadrupeds, then, are furnished
31  II,  15 |          much the same as with the viviparous; that is to say, they also
32  II,  15 |            and others have not. Of viviparous quadrupeds the deer is without
33  II,  16 |                      16~Again, all viviparous quadrupeds are furnished
34  II,  17 |            the first place, of the viviparous quadrupeds, such of the
35 III,  1  |        feet, save such only as are viviparous within themselves. Birds
36 III,  1  |           crocodile; and among the viviparous animals this peculiarity
37 III,  1  |            with the elephant among viviparous quadrupeds. In other cases
38 III,  1  |         the scrotum.~Again, in all viviparous animals furnished with feet
39 III,  1  |           internally oviparous and viviparous externally, as is the case
40 III,  1  |        furnished with gills as are viviparous), with these animals the
41 III,  1  |           the viper being the only viviparous member of the genus. The
42 III,  1  |           And all animals that are viviparous both internally and externally
43 III,  1  |         the loin. Animals that are viviparous externally and internally
44 III,  1  |       animals that are ambidental, viviparous, and furnished with feet,
45 III,  7  |           and are at the same time viviparous, the bones do not differ
46 III,  7  |          analogous, as fishes; for viviparous fishes, such as the cartilaginous
47 III,  8  |         grow again. In terrestrial viviparous sanguinea the gristle formations
48 III,  8  |       liquid resembling marrow. In viviparous animals furnished with feet,
49 III,  10 |           and of skin or hide. All viviparous animals furnished with feet
50 III,  19 |          internally and externally viviparous are more abundantly supplied
51 III,  20 |          internally and externally viviparous, as for instance all animals
52 III,  20 |       oviparous or only externally viviparous have neither breasts nor
53  IV,  9  |        sings and the hen does not.~Viviparous quadrupeds utter vocal sounds
54  IV,  10 |          sheep, and goats, and all viviparous quadrupeds; and dogs show
55  IV,  11 |        animal of this kind is ever viviparous unless previously oviparous;
56  IV,  11 |          egg. And animals that are viviparous have their young in the
57   v,  1  |           and insects, then fishes viviparous and fishes oviparous, and
58   v,  1  |          oviparous and such as are viviparous, and we may observe that
59   v,  1  |           that some quadrupeds are viviparous, but that the only viviparous
60   v,  1  |      viviparous, but that the only viviparous biped is man.~Now there
61   v,  2  |       red-blooded animals that are viviparous and furnished with feet
62   v,  3  |         female precisely as in the viviparous animals, as is observed
63   v,  5  |     mentioned; for, by the way, in viviparous animals the process of copulation
64   v,  5  |            organ in the female.~In viviparous animals furnished with feet
65   v,  5  |            such animals as are not viviparous the same passage serves
66   v,  14 |   especially observable in man, in viviparous quadrupeds, and in birds;
67   v,  34 |            the viper is externally viviparous, having been previously
68  VI,  10 |            cartilaginous genus are viviparous; the rest are oviparous.
69  VI,  10 |        internally and subsequently viviparous; they rear the embryos internally,
70  VI,  10 |           these fishes that is not viviparous.~So much for the varieties
71  VI,  11 |           first oviparous and then viviparous in the way above mentioned, (
72  VI,  12 |    blow-hole instead of gills, are viviparous. That is to say, no one
73  VI,  12 |            case of mankind and the viviparous quadrupeds.~The dolphin
74  VI,  12 |           of marine animals. It is viviparous by immediate conception
75  VI,  12 |         that live in water and are viviparous either internally or externally.~
76  VI,  15 |          are neither oviparous nor viviparous arise all from one of two
77  VI,  17 |          fish owing to their being viviparous; and their young by reason
78  VI,  18 |        phenomena in connexion with viviparous land animals and with man.~
79 VII,  7  |            to the womb, namely the viviparous animals, and some have it
80 VIII,  5 |                               5~Of viviparous quadrupeds such as are fierce
81 VIII,  17|                              17~Of viviparous quadrupeds the porcupine
82  IX,  1  |         the larger animals and the viviparous quadrupeds. In the case
83  IX,  37 |       until the spawning time; the viviparous in the autumn, as is also
84  IX,  50 |         close to the loins; and of viviparous animals that walk some have