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 1   I,  1 |      in and inhale water not a single one derives its subsistence
 2   I,  6 |     not as yet designated by a single term, such as the spiny
 3   I,  15|     toes are without exception single jointed. Men that have the
 4   I,  16|      from the windpipe, itself single, there branch off two separate
 5   I,  16|   width; then comes the bowel, single, convoluted, moderately
 6   I,  16|     animals whose stomachs are single and which have teeth in
 7   I,  17|    texture, and along by every single pore in it go branches from
 8  II,  1 |       its neck composed of one single bone instead of vertebrae;
 9  II,  1 |       one, to wit the oryx, is single horned and cloven-hooved.~
10  II,  1 | many-fingered or many-toed, no single one has been observed to
11  II,  13|        of fishes constitutes a single group apart from the rest,
12  II,  13|       all viviparous, with the single exception of the fishing-frog.~
13  II,  16|        is to say, it looks one single organ composed of a number
14  II,  17|         All these, then have a single stomach, and after that
15  II,  17|      of them are small, and no single one of the horned animals
16  II,  17|     the gut, long, narrow, and single to the end. The heart is
17  II,  17|   breast. Then comes the lung, single, and articulated with a
18  II,  17|        is, they have a stomach single and simple, but variable
19 III,  1 |    backbone, coalescing into a single duct above the outlet of
20 III,  1 |      the appearance of being a single undifferentiated duct. Further,
21 III,  1 |      commencement, however, is single, and so is the orifice,
22 III,  1 |  bifurcated parts looks like a single egg, and those fishes whose
23 III,  1 |    like; for the tube below is single and fleshy, and the cleft
24 III,  1 |      and starting below from a single duct extends continuously
25 III,  3 |        impossible to discern a single part wherein there is not
26 III,  4 |      these veins coalesce in a single large vein, along the entire
27 III,  7 |     are all connected with one single bone, and are interconnected,
28 III,  7 |      the skull consists of one single undivided bone, as in the
29  IV,  1 |      with the exception of one single species of poulpe or octopus.
30  IV,  1 |      The egg of the octopus is single, uneven on its surface,
31  IV,  3 |    trunk of the crab’s body is single and undivided, including
32  IV,  4 |       as are enclosed within a single shell, and in these last
33  IV,  4 |    From the mouth there runs a single passage right on to the
34  IV,  7 |      this intermediate part is single; but in the long and multipedal
35   v,  4 |    present the appearance of a single serpent with a pair of heads.
36   v,  10|     the other the female, of a single species. They come out on
37   v,  14|   capable and generative.~Rams single out the oldest ewes for
38   v,  18|       to the octopus.~From one single egg comes one single sepia;
39   v,  18|       one single egg comes one single sepia; and this is likewise
40   v,  27|       hatching. The brood of a single phalangium is sometimes
41   v,  31|       creatures also, with the single exception of the ass, which
42  VI,  14|     males are seen following a single female. When the female
43  VI,  18|        frequently and not at a single specific season, as for
44  VI,  18|    boar; she conceives after a single copulation, but they have
45  VI,  21|       impregnates the cow at a single mount, and mounts with such
46  VI,  29|        can be impregnated by a single male. The hind, as a rule,
47  VI,  29|       of refuge, a cave with a single inlet, inside which she
48 VII,  4 |       way; in other words, one single term of pregnancy is defined
49 VIII,  2|        with nature is to every single animal pleasant and agreeable.~
50 VIII,  2|    their own species, with the single exception of the cestreus
51  IX,  28|      the autumn, is seen for a single day or at the most for two
52  IX,  40|       cells are ranged about a single base, one pointing one way
53  IX,  40|    make the discharge into one single comb. The little bees, as
54  IX,  41|        earth, each comb from a single origin, like a kind of root.