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 1   I,  16 |        entire lung, giving off smaller and smaller ramifications.
 2   I,  16 |         giving off smaller and smaller ramifications. The heart
 3  II,  1  |    maturity, his upper part is smaller than the lower one, but
 4  II,  1  |      first have the upper part smaller and the lower part larger,
 5  II,  17 |      reticulum is a great deal smaller than the stomach. Connected
 6  II,  17 |     ridges; others have a much smaller stomach, not much bigger
 7  II,  17 |     the larger animals and the smaller ones. In all these animals
 8 III,  1  |   lifts and swells out; in the smaller birds all these parts are
 9 III,  2  |       as another pair of veins smaller in size. When there is a
10 III,  3  |  inside it. In the case of the smaller animals even the largest
11 III,  7  |        or less osseous; of the smaller ones, more or less spinous.
12 III,  13 |     both in the larger and the smaller animals; though in the smaller
13 III,  13 | smaller animals; though in the smaller animals the membranes are
14  IV,  2  |        the other varieties are smaller in size and destitute of
15  IV,  2  |     while in the male they are smaller and do not overlap; and,
16  IV,  4  |    conspicuous organs, and the smaller have smaller and less conspicuous),
17  IV,  4  |   organs, and the smaller have smaller and less conspicuous), and,
18  IV,  4  |      exceedingly minute in the smaller ones. The head protrudes
19  IV,  4  |        that the formations are smaller in the smaller species.~
20  IV,  4  |  formations are smaller in the smaller species.~The non-spiral
21  IV,  4  |       but these organs, in the smaller species, are indiscernible
22  IV,  5  |      edible, in the larger and smaller specimens alike; for even
23  IV,  8  |        but all these parts are smaller than the same parts in ordinary
24  IV,  9  |    cases, different notes. The smaller birds are more vocal and
25  IV,  11 |     and the head of the female smaller and more snubbed, they are
26  IV,  11 |       as, for instance, in the smaller cartilaginous fishes, in
27   v,  7  |    meet one another: first the smaller crab mounts the larger at
28   v,  8  |        the hinder end, and the smaller individuals mount the larger;
29   v,  8  |      mount the larger; and the smaller individual is I I is the
30   v,  13 |      words, the rock-pigeon is smaller than the common pigeon,
31   v,  14 |     quadruped the offspring is smaller, and in the case of the
32   v,  16 |      attachment extends over a smaller area.~It is said that the
33   v,  28 |        larger, for the male is smaller than the female. The females
34   v,  30 |    species, the larger and the smaller, it is the male that sings,
35  VI,  2  |      copulation. Wind-eggs are smaller, less palatable, and more
36  VI,  3  |    interval being longer, with smaller birds shorter. Meanwhile
37  VI,  7  |      its eggs in the nest of a smaller bird after first devouring
38  VI,  10 |     midriff (some larger, some smaller), in considerable numbers,
39  VI,  14 |       of a fathom’s depth, the smaller in shallower water, generally
40  VI,  14 |        the case of some of the smaller fishes when they are only
41  VI,  22 |        This growth is somewhat smaller than a dried fig; and in
42  VI,  30 |        larger than a mouse but smaller than a weasel. It is also
43 VII,  8  |     are four in number, and in smaller animals two; in the very
44 VIII,  2 |      the seal, and some of the smaller creatures, such as the fresh-water
45 VIII,  2 |   their stomachs while chasing smaller fishes; for, be it remembered,
46 VIII,  2 |     the larger ones devour the smaller. The proof of their being
47 VIII,  2 |       behind, and prevents any smaller fish from settling in the
48 VIII,  2 |        larger fishes catch the smaller ones in their mouths whilst
49 VIII,  2 |        chance of escape to the smaller fishes, and, indeed, if
50 VIII,  3 |       the little horned owl is smaller than the common owl. All
51 VIII,  3 |     than the common pigeon but smaller than the wild one; it is
52 VIII,  3 |       the white-rump. Of these smaller birds the last mentioned
53 VIII,  13|  fishes of this inland sea are smaller than the large fishes of
54 VIII,  19|      unusually large number of smaller fish. It matters also whether
55  IX,  1  |      to action, and requires a smaller quantity of nutriment.~As
56  IX,  6  |       is about as large as the smaller breed of Maltese dogs. In
57  IX,  9  |       species of woodpecker is smaller than a blackbird, and has
58  IX,  9  |        and a third is not much smaller than a barn-door hen. It
59  IX,  19 |     black owsel, only a little smaller; it lives on cliffs or on
60  IX,  22 |        gristle; it is a little smaller than the thrush; its beak
61  IX,  25 |       coloured plumage, but is smaller, and has no crest; it is
62  IX,  29 |        food brought before the smaller brood have a chance, and
63  IX,  29 |        that in consequence the smaller brood die of hunger; others
64  IX,  39 |      kinds, the larger and the smaller. The one has long legs and
65  IX,  40 |         three are solitary-the smaller siren, of a dun colour,
66  IX,  40 |   forest-bees are more shaggy, smaller, more industrious and more
67  IX,  41 |       unprovided therewith are smaller and less spirited and never
68  IX,  50 |       they turn out uglier and smaller. Steers are mutilated in