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 1   I,  7 |        composed the hair-covered portion is called the "skull". The
 2   I,  7 |    called the "skull". The front portion of it is termed "bregma"
 3   I,  11|          Furthermore, there is a portion of the head, whereby an
 4   I,  11|         windpipe, and not by any portion connected with the head;
 5   I,  15|     appellation; of the toe, one portion is the "nail" and another
 6   I,  17|        It lies with its tapering portion upon the aorta, and this
 7   I,  17|         upon the aorta, and this portion is similarly situated in
 8  II,  17|         In some birds there is a portion of the stomach that resembles
 9 III,  1 |        has the lower and tubular portion fleshy and firm, and the
10 III,  1 |        and fleshy, and the cleft portion with the eggs is at the
11 III,  1 |  arrangement; for the underneath portion of the womb, in which the
12 III,  7 | perforated, and, above, the bony portion of the head is connected
13 III,  9 |      horn, but they have a solid portion at the tip, and they are
14  IV,  1 |    having at their extremities a portion rendered rough by the presence
15  IV,  1 |       mantle-cavity to the lower portion of the sac, and there is
16  IV,  2 |      sixthly comes the flattened portion at the end, and this portion
17  IV,  2 |     portion at the end, and this portion has five flaps, or tail-fins;
18  IV,  2 |        the large claws the outer portion has larger spines. There
19  IV,  2 |           as it does so, a small portion of the same, and the crawfish
20  IV,  4 | enveloped in shell and expose no portion of their flesh outside,
21  IV,  7 |      conjunction with the middle portion either the head or the stomach
22  IV,  7 |       forwards; thus, the hinder portion, if cut off, can crawl either
23   v,  19|      does not grow out of a mere portion of it, as a young animal
24   v,  19|        young animal grows from a portion only of an egg, but the
25  VI,  3 |          At the outset the under portion of the body appears insignificant
26  VI,  3 |        comparison with the upper portion. Of the two ducts that lead
27  VI,  13|   greater part of them, and some portion of them goes to waste in
28  VI,  14|       shed the milt. The greater portion of the spawn gets wasted;
29  VI,  17|        spawning, and the greater portion of them are burst asunder
30 VII,  10|      heals up, and the remaining portion drops off. (If the ligature
31 VIII,  2|        intermixed into them some portion of the matter of which their
32  IX,  36|        capture them. They give a portion of their booty to the hawks;
33  IX,  39|      point. If any one injures a portion of the web, it recommences
34  IX,  40|         try each to carry away a portion of the swarm.~The toad also