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 1   I,  9  |          them has an upper and a lower eyelid, and the hairs on
 2   I,  9  |          common to the upper and lower eyelid is a pair of nicks
 3   I,  11 |      cheek. All animals move the lower jaw, with the exception
 4   I,  15 |          Common to the upper and lower part of the trunk are the "
 5   I,  15 |         then, has an upper and a lower part, a front and a back
 6   I,  15 |       front ones, neither do the lower ones the upper: only that
 7   I,  15 |        only that these upper and lower parts may be said to resemble
 8   I,  15 |       cases drawn downwards. The lower extremity of the shin is
 9   I,  15 |           the terms "upper" and "lower" are used in harmony with
10   I,  15 | positions; for in him, upper and lower have the same meaning as
11   I,  16 | convoluted, moderately wide. The lower part of the gut is like
12   I,  17 |         coalescing; but a little lower down, one of the openings
13  II,  1  |           Man also has upper and lower eyelashes, and hair under
14  II,  1  |         upper part, outside; the lower part, inside; the sides
15  II,  1  |         part is smaller than the lower one, but with all other
16  II,  1  |         of residuum, and by the "lower" part else. With animals
17  II,  1  |      legs are to be rated as the lower part in our comparison of
18  II,  1  |       upper part larger than the lower, but in course of growth
19  II,  1  |       upper part smaller and the lower part larger, and in course
20  II,  1  |          teeth in both upper and lower jaw; that it is as big as
21  II,  8  |          is much larger than its lower part, as is the case with
22  II,  12 |          the eye by means of the lower lid, and all birds blink
23  II,  12 | exception close the eye with the lower lid, but they do not blink
24  II,  17 |    oesophagus widened out at the lower extremity, and in the aegocephalus
25 III,  1  |    exposed to view, close to the lower extremity of the belly.
26 III,  1  |        The womb of birds has the lower and tubular portion fleshy
27 III,  3  |    fingers, and also through the lower part of the upper-arms to
28 III,  3  |      away to the head and to the lower parts it becomes exceedingly
29 III,  3  |      ears at the junction of the lower jaw with the skull. Hence
30 III,  7  |      Animals in general move the lower jaw; the river crocodile
31 III,  12 |        the upper, but not on the lower side.~The hare, or dasypod,
32 III,  19 |          of all vivipara. In the lower and the higher parts of
33  IV,  1  |         the mantle-cavity to the lower portion of the sac, and
34  IV,  2  |     bring it to bear against the lower one, and both are curved
35   v,  15 |        in past times used not to lower creels or attach them to
36  VI,  3  |        the egg is underneath the lower part of the yolk, as it
37  VI,  10 |        numbers, and also embryos lower down. And this circumstance
38  VI,  13 |       these grubs, in that their lower extremities are the larger
39  VI,  22 |       upper jaw and two from the lower, when two and a half years
40  VI,  31 |         upper jaw and two in the lower; and it sheds them when
41 VII,  8  |         lumps, the latter in the lower part of the bowel and the
42 VII,  10 |          upper and sometimes the lower ones. And the warmer the
43 VIII,  6 |          Animals whose upper and lower teeth meet evenly drink
44 VIII,  15|          being upturned from the lower depths. This phenomenon
45 VIII,  17|        there peeled off, and the lower parts hard, from the shell
46  IX,  32 |      down from higher flights to lower and lower: these devices
47  IX,  32 |      higher flights to lower and lower: these devices it adopts
48  IX,  50 |         but all have them at the lower end of the belly. Birds
49  IX,  50 |    little off the scrotum at the lower end, and squeeze out the
50  IX,  50 |        operated on; they cut the lower belly, about the place where