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 1   I,  5  | animals are viviparous, others oviparous, others vermiparous or "
 2   I,  6  |       are viviparous, and some oviparous. Such as are viviparous
 3   I,  6  |   hair-coated, and such as are oviparous are covered with a kind
 4   I,  6  |        Serpents in general are oviparous; the adder, an exceptional
 5   I,  16 |     ovipara, such as birds and oviparous quadrupeds, the two parts
 6  II,  10 |                             10~Oviparous and blooded quadrupeds-and,
 7  II,  10 |  terrestrial blooded animal is oviparous unless it is quadrupedal
 8  II,  10 |       close inspection.~Again, oviparous blooded quadrupeds are unprovided
 9  II,  12 |        broad-tongued birds. No oviparous creature has an epiglottis
10  II,  13 | viviparous without being first oviparous. Thus the dolphin is directly
11  II,  13 |       is the case with certain oviparous quadrupeds, with tessellated
12  II,  13 |        blood. Some of them are oviparous, and some viviparous; scaly
13  II,  13 |      scaly fish are invariably oviparous, but cartilaginous fishes
14  II,  15 |    include man, viviparous and oviparous quadrupeds, birds, fishes,
15  II,  15 |     statement is applicable to oviparous quadrupeds and to birds,
16  II,  15 | majority of non-viviparous but oviparous animals the spleen is so
17  II,  15 |     the organ altogether. With oviparous quadrupeds the case is much
18  II,  15 |        have the organ, as also oviparous quadrupeds, all to a greater
19  II,  17 |     the stomach and the gut in oviparous quadrupeds, as in the land
20 III,  1  |       The case is similar with oviparous quadrupeds, such as the
21 III,  1  |        each case.~The males of oviparous animals, whether biped or
22 III,  1  |        the womb are similar in oviparous quadrupeds, as the tortoise,
23 III,  1  |       feet that are internally oviparous and viviparous externally,
24 III,  1  |         Serpents as a rule are oviparous, the viper being the only
25 III,  1  |       to external parturition, oviparous internally; and owing to
26 III,  1  |      externally and internally oviparous present an intermediate
27 III,  7  |      backbone is spinous. With oviparous quadrupeds, the skeleton
28 III,  10 |       with feet have hair; all oviparous animals furnished with feet
29 III,  10 |      have scales-that is, such oviparous fishes as have the crumbling
30 III,  15 |       the tortoise is the only oviparous animal that is furnished
31 III,  20 |    with milk. Animals that are oviparous or only externally viviparous
32  IV,  9  |      with tongue and lung, the oviparous quadrupeds produce a voice,
33  IV,  10 |    their sleep. With regard to oviparous animals we cannot be sure
34  IV,  11 |   viviparous unless previously oviparous; and no eel was ever yet
35  IV,  11 |    furnished with feet and not oviparous, the male is larger and
36  IV,  11 |     than the male); whereas in oviparous and vermiparous creatures,
37   v,  1  |   fishes viviparous and fishes oviparous, and next birds; and afterwards
38   v,  1  |    with feet, both such as are oviparous and such as are viviparous,
39   v,  3  |                              3~Oviparous quadrupeds cover one another
40   v,  5  |        ovipara.~In the case of oviparous fishes the process of coition
41   v,  5  |      copulation on the part of oviparous fishes is seldom accurately
42   v,  17 |      and in such fishes as are oviparous; for in all these cases
43   v,  20 |        three weeks, and in the oviparous insects as a rule four.
44   v,  20 |      four. But, in the case of oviparous insects, the egg-formation
45   v,  33 | quadrupeds and red-blooded and oviparous, generation takes place
46   v,  34 |         having been previously oviparous internally. The egg, as
47   v,  34 |        serpents are externally oviparous, and their eggs are strung
48  VI,  1  |       and insects, and also in oviparous quadrupeds. Birds without
49  VI,  10 |        that fishes are not all oviparous. Fishes of the cartilaginous
50  VI,  10 |       viviparous; the rest are oviparous. And cartilaginous fishes
51  VI,  10 | cartilaginous fishes are first oviparous internally and subsequently
52  VI,  10 |    wombs of diverse kinds. The oviparous genera have wombs bifurcate
53  VI,  11 |      and the trygon, are first oviparous and then viviparous in the
54  VI,  13 |                             13~Oviparous fishes have their womb bifurcate
55  VI,  13 |        way, all scaly fish are oviparous, as the basse, the mullet,
56  VI,  13 |     supplied with fresh water.~Oviparous fish as a rule spawn only
57  VI,  13 | similarly with fishes that are oviparous internally and with fishes
58  VI,  13 |       and with fishes that are oviparous externally; that is to say,
59  VI,  13 |      to wit, that the young of oviparous fishes are generated like
60  VI,  15 |       Such fish as are neither oviparous nor viviparous arise all
61  VI,  16 |      pairing, neither are they oviparous; nor was an eel ever found
62  VI,  18 |        walk on dry land as are oviparous, to wit of their pairing,
63 VIII,  4 |    with blood, is found in all oviparous animals. Serpents, by the
64 VIII,  18|        all other spongy-lunged oviparous animals. Sickness in birds
65  IX,  37 |     marine fish. Of fishes the oviparous are in their prime in the
66  IX,  50 |    their testicles inside, and oviparous quadrupeds close to the