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 1   I,  1 |      bones. Of animals, some resemble one another in all their
 2   I,  1 |   and, as a rule, birds that resemble it are weak-footed and strong
 3   I,  1 |   swift; for all these birds resemble one another in their habits
 4   I,  15|    but the back parts do not resemble the front ones, neither
 5   I,  15|   lower parts may be said to resemble one another thus far, that,
 6   I,  17|   close to the backbone, and resemble in character the same organ
 7   I,  17|  fine sinewy membranes, that resemble to some extent the thoracic
 8  II,  1 |   all internal characters to resemble the dog.~The quadrupedal
 9  II,  1 |      flexions and nails they resemble the front feet, and in shape
10  II,  1 |      feet, and in shape they resemble a fish’s tail.~The movements
11  II,  1 |     horns of the hippelaphus resemble those of the gazelle.~The
12  II,  1 |     hairy, and that its feet resemble those of the lion; that
13  II,  8 |    to the fact that its feet resemble hands and are composed in
14  II,  8 |   The genitals of the female resemble those of the female in the
15  II,  12|     Birds also in some parts resemble the above mentioned animals;
16  II,  14|  from the fact that its fins resemble those organs.~So much, then,
17  II,  15|   but what is so called does resemble gall in colour, though it
18  II,  17|      receptacle. Its viscera resemble those of the pig, only that
19 III,  1 |     the belly. These animals resemble one another thus far in
20 III,  15|      so shaped as closely to resemble cockleshells.~Such are the
21 III,  20|      in clotted milk gets to resemble oil. Goat’s milk is mixed
22  IV,  2 |    has, but on the back they resemble the crawfish. (See diagram.)
23  IV,  6 |   shell fish in general some resemble the urchin in this matter
24  IV,  9 |      but these noises do not resemble those above mentioned. For
25   v,  31|   but out of slime; and they resemble multipedal wood-lice, only
26  VI,  7 |     the head does the cuckoo resemble the hawk. In point of fact,
27  VI,  7 |      in colour alone it does resemble the hawk, only that the
28  VI,  23|      the foal is more apt to resemble the mother than the sire.
29  VI,  29|   all these particulars they resemble the goat, and their foreheads
30  VI,  32|      and does to some extent resemble the female organ, but it
31 VII,  6 |  them. While children mostly resemble their parents or their ancestors,
32 VII,  6 |     the father. And they may resemble both parents in particular
33 VIII,  1|   one another, whilst others resemble, and others are analogous
34 VIII,  2|    the other cetaceans which resemble it; that is to say, the
35 VIII,  2|     some male animals get to resemble the female, and some female
36 VIII,  3| woodpeckers. These two birds resemble one another in plumage and
37  IX,  37| purple-fish, and others that resemble it, move hardly at all.
38  IX,  37|      colour so as to make it resemble the colour of its habitat.
39  IX,  40|     and all the insects that resemble it in form.~There are nine