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 1  IV,  1  |           of the ostracoderms or "testaceans". These are animals that
 2  IV,  1  |           resembling those of the testaceans. One of them is nicknamed
 3  IV,  4  |         With the ostracoderma, or testaceans, such as the land-snails
 4  IV,  4  |     compared with one another the testaceans present many diversities
 5  IV,  4  |  sea-snail, and the spiral-shaped testaceans in general. Of the rest,
 6  IV,  4  |         solen or razor-fish. Some testaceans there are, that are entirely
 7  IV,  4  |        the shells themselves, the testaceans present differences when
 8  IV,  4  |          another species of clam. Testaceans also differ from one another
 9  IV,  4  |   mentioned, and, in fact, to all testaceans, is the smoothness of their
10  IV,  4  |      pinna. All the spiral-shaped testaceans can move and creep, and
11  IV,  4  |            further, all stromboid testaceans have their shells on the
12  IV,  4  |      hereafter.~The spiral-shaped testaceans are all similarly constructed,
13  IV,  4  | proportionately stronger in these testaceans; for they bore right through
14  IV,  4  |          sort of excretion in all testaceans); it then takes a bend and
15  IV,  4  |         the case of all stromboid testaceans, whether terrestrial or
16  IV,  4  |         dissimilar, to the spiral testaceans. They all have a head and
17  IV,  4  |           the crustaceans and the testaceans. In its nature it resembles
18  IV,  4  |     living there it resembles the testaceans, and so appears to partake
19  IV,  6  |         rocks like certain of the testaceans, but at times relaxes its
20  IV,  6  |        molluscs, crustaceans, and testaceans.~
21  IV,  7  |       similar organ common to all testaceans; and by this organ such
22  IV,  7  |         in the purple-fish, among testaceans. In the horsefly and the
23  IV,  8  |            molluscs, crustaceans, testaceans, and insects. Of these four
24  IV,  8  |         is common to all animals. Testaceans have the senses of smell
25  IV,  8  |         to escape. With regard to testaceans, of the walking or creeping
26  IV,  11 |       there such, in fact, in any testaceans. In molluscs and in crustaceans
27  IV,  11 |           duality is universal in testaceans, and of these creatures,
28  IV,  11 |        quality.~Again, just as in testaceans and in plants there is what
29   v,  1  |        shall commence, then, with testaceans, and then proceed to crustaceans,
30   v,  12 |            as a general rule, the testaceans are found to be furnished
31   v,  15 |     generation in the case of the testaceans.~The testacean is almost
32   v,  15 |           but these and all other testaceans grow out of mud and decaying
33   v,  15 |          well. Such, then, of the testaceans as deposit the honeycomb
34   v,  15 |      spontaneously like all other testaceans, but they certainly come
35   v,  15 |           general rule, then, all testaceans grow by spontaneous generation
36   v,  15 |         and cockles and the other testaceans above mentioned on sandy
37   v,  15 |         in a year. In some of the testaceans white crabs are found, very
38   v,  16 |           spontaneously, like the testaceans, as, for instance, the sea-nettles
39   v,  16 |          and to generation in the testaceans.~
40 VIII,  1 |     speaking, the entire genus of testaceans have a resemblance to vegetables,
41 VIII,  2 |  temperament and habits alone.~Of testaceans, some, that are incapable
42 VIII,  28|         are no small molluscs nor testaceans, except a few here and there;
43 VIII,  28|        but in the Red Sea all the testaceans are exceedingly large. In
44 VIII,  30|   connexion with their pregnancy.~Testaceans, such as scallops and all
45 VIII,  30|       this is never the case with testaceans. Molluscs are best in the