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 1   I,  1  |           is the case with several kinds of oyster. And, by the way,
 2   I,  1  |            that live in water many kinds of fishes are gregarious,
 3   I,  6  |           crawfish and the various kinds of crabs and lobsters; and
 4   I,  6  |            of molluscs, as the two kinds of calamary and the cuttle-fish;
 5  II,  3  |      partaking of the form of both kinds; for they are broad at the
 6  II,  12 |            in others. These latter kinds of birds fly with their
 7  II,  14 |      conger; and there are several kinds of sea-serpent, and the
 8  II,  14 |     sea-serpent, and the different kinds differ in colour; these
 9  II,  15 |            ass, the seal, and some kinds of pigs. Of deer those that
10 III,  9  |           there are parts of other kinds, neither identical with,
11  IV,  2  |           crab, and there are many kinds both of carid and of crab.~
12  IV,  4  |          of the characters of both kinds. In shape, to give a simple
13  IV,  7  |       species, and, though several kinds are clearly related to one
14  IV,  7  |           cicada there are several kinds, and they differ from one
15  IV,  8  |           the other animals of the kinds above mentioned have a perception
16  IV,  8  |          in quest of is of diverse kinds, and they do not all delight
17  IV,  9  |          vocal sounds of different kinds, but they have no power
18  IV,  9  |       whether high or low, and the kinds of sound capable of being
19   v,  5  | Cartilaginous fishes, then, of all kinds, have in many instances
20   v,  21 |         these rulers there are two kinds: the better kind is red
21   v,  22 |            as has been stated, two kinds. In every hive there are
22   v,  30 |           the cicada there are two kinds; one, small in size, the
23  VI,  10 |        wombs, and wombs of diverse kinds. The oviparous genera have
24  VI,  15 |            and sand, even of those kinds that proceed also from pairing
25  VI,  18 |           partly to the particular kinds of animal and partly to
26  VI,  18 |           they are, and commit all kinds of havoc. They also state
27 VIII,  13|             and rock-fishes of all kinds. The following are deep-sea
28  IX,  1  |            breed between these two kinds are remarkable for courage
29  IX,  1  |       catching little birds of all kinds.~The so-called presbys or "
30  IX,  1  |          Of herons there are three kinds: the ash coloured, the white,
31  IX,  17 |           caverns; it feeds on two kinds of food; it has a strong
32  IX,  19 |                   19~There are two kinds of owsels; the one is black,
33  IX,  25 |          25~Of larks there are two kinds. One lives on the ground
34  IX,  27 |        Egyptian ibis there are two kinds, the white and the black.
35  IX,  28 |          horned owls there are two kinds, and one is visible at all
36  IX,  32 |    smallest but boldest of all the kinds. It dwells on mountains
37  IX,  36 |         ranks third; other diverse kinds are the asterias, the pigeon-hawk,
38  IX,  37 |            the common or the musky kinds, and certain other fish
39  IX,  39 |     substantial web, there are two kinds, the larger and the smaller.
40  IX,  40 |       bringing in the juice of all kinds of flowers and the "tears"
41  IX,  40 |            the same comb all these kinds of cells, each separate
42  IX,  41 |            Of wasps, there are two kinds. Of these kinds one is wild
43  IX,  41 |            are two kinds. Of these kinds one is wild and scarce,
44  IX,  41 |           wasps also there are two kinds; one consists of leaders,