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 1   I,  1  |             have parts wherein they differ. Sometimes the parts are
 2   I,  1  |      identical with one another, or differ from one another in the
 3   I,  1  |          have identical organs that differ in position; for instance,
 4   I,  1  |           analogy to these.~Animals differ from one another in their
 5   I,  1  |        against attack.~Animals also differ from one another in regard
 6   I,  3  |        connected with this function differ in form, for some animals
 7   I,  6  |           animals in their entirety differ from one another: either
 8  II,  1  |        organs of the head, but they differ each from other in the shapes
 9  II,  1  |         also are found. Wild cattle differ from their domesticated
10  II,  1  |      exceptional organ wherein they differ from all other animals,
11  II,  1  |          generative organs, animals differ widely from one another
12  II,  1  |          and the hare. Male animals differ from one another, as has
13  II,  1  |           as above stated; but they differ greatly from one another
14  II,  1  |       respect to the teeth, animals differ greatly both from one another
15  II,  7  |              7~Furthermore, animals differ from one another in the
16  II,  13 |            in fishes.~Again, fishes differ from other animals in more
17  II,  14 |             and the different kinds differ in colour; these animals
18  II,  15 |            For the principal genera differ from the rest of animals,
19  II,  17 |        dentition; and these animals differ one from another in the
20  II,  17 |            the dorado. These fishes differ also from one another within
21  II,  17 |          their internal parts birds differ from other animals and from
22 III,  1  |             to this organ; but they differ from one another in this
23 III,  7  |        viviparous, the bones do not differ greatly one from another,
24 III,  7  |           supplied with blood, some differ but little, as is the case
25 III,  7  |             the corresponding bones differ from one another in the
26 III,  17 |              17~Again, fat and suet differ from one another. Suet is
27 III,  17 |        flesh. Further, fat and suet differ as to their localities:
28  IV,  1  |             other the "sword". They differ from one another, for the
29  IV,  1  |       somewhat gristly. These parts differ from one another in shape,
30  IV,  1  |           becomes hard.~The females differ from the males. The males
31  IV,  1  |          males of all these animals differ from the females, and the
32  IV,  4  |            of clam. Testaceans also differ from one another in regard
33  IV,  4  |           in size that these latter differ from one another, and in
34  IV,  4  |            those that open and shut differ from one another but slightly,
35  IV,  4  |          another but slightly, they differ considerably from such as
36  IV,  4  |          similarly constructed, but differ from one another, as has
37  IV,  4  |           These creatures, however, differ in having the part inside
38  IV,  7  |             several kinds, and they differ from one another in relative
39  IV,  9  |        sounds and modes of language differ according to locality. Vocal
40  IV,  9  |           or vocal sounds, but they differ from one another in speech
41   v,  1  |        generically with other fish, differ from them specifically;
42   v,  14 |                 14~Further, animals differ from one another in regard
43  VI,  2  |         frequent rivers and marshes differ from those of birds that
44  VI,  2  |          periods for all birds, but differ as to time according to
45  VI,  3  |            from conception to birth differ, as has been said. With
46 VIII,  1 | corresponding qualities in animals, differ only quantitatively: that
47 VIII,  1 |              and of plants one will differ from another as to its amount
48 VIII,  1 |   superadded, then their lives will differ from one another in respect
49 VIII,  3 |            the way, these two hawks differ greatly in size from one
50  IX,  1  |    conqueror’s voice. These animals differ from one another an extraordinary
51  IX,  3  |      animals, as has been observed, differ in respect to timidity,
52  IX,  49B|           ended. These birds, also, differ from one another only in