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 1   I,  6 |       differences that have been previously mentioned, depending upon
 2   I,  15|       the same reason as the one previously brought forward; that is
 3  II,  1 |         man and the elephant, as previously stated. For the elephant
 4  II,  12|        hind legs, as was noticed previously. It has neither hands nor
 5 III,  1 |         the genus. The viper is, previously to external parturition,
 6 III,  20|        and that accounts, as was previously observed, for the statement
 7  IV,  3 |       the operculum, as has been previously stated. (The crab has the
 8  IV,  8 |          if any man make a noise previously, the shoal will be seen
 9  IV,  11|        is ever viviparous unless previously oviparous; and no eel was
10   v,  11|     winter and in summer, as was previously observed: as, for instance,
11   v,  15|       congeners have been living previously. At the commencement of
12   v,  18|        white poplar, as has been previously observed. The eggs, when
13   v,  34|          viviparous, having been previously oviparous internally. The
14  VI,  2 |          are the residua of eggs previously begotten from copulation
15  VI,  2 |       into fertile eggs, and the previously impregnated eggs follow
16  VI,  2 |   copulation be intermitted, the previously existing egg-substance exhibits
17  VI,  2 |      sequently he mounts without previously kissing; with younger males
18  VI,  4 |        way in which they brooded previously over the eggs. In all connected
19  VI,  10| generation of birds.~It has been previously stated that fishes are not
20  VI,  10|       the young is inside it and previously as well.~Development from
21  VI,  10|          and, by the way, as was previously remarked, it is the only
22  VI,  13|        fishes has been discussed previously.~Fishes for the most part
23  VI,  20|     parturition; some seven days previously, some four; and the milk
24  VI,  21|       result ensues unless it be previously diluted with water. Oxen
25  VI,  22|         the ass will destroy the previously formed embryo.~(Horse-trainers
26  VI,  23|        has been said, the embryo previously begotten by the horse; but,
27  VI,  30|            30~Bears, as has been previously stated, do not copulate
28 VIII,  6|         take on fat if subjected previously to a course of starvation;
29  IX,  1 |    quantity of nutriment.~As was previously stated, the male is more
30  IX,  37|         could not have been done previously; they say also that this
31  IX,  44|          of animals, as has been previously observed, one may detect