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 1   I,  1  |         the like; and also, in a different way, the superfluities,
 2   I,  1  |        these are so furnished in different ways one from another; others
 3   I,  5  |        egg-shells and are of two different colours within, such as
 4   I,  6  |  cuttle-fish; that of insects is different. All these latter creatures
 5   I,  16 |      whatever be its size in the different animals. For some creatures
 6  II,  1  |  moreover, are identical with or different from one another on the
 7  II,  1  |         of their parts or organs different in form or species; and
 8  II,  14 |          of sea-serpent, and the different kinds differ in colour;
 9 III,  12 |       colour of their plumage at different seasons of the year, so
10 III,  13 |      skin, but its qualities are different, as it admits neither of
11  IV,  2  |          See diagram.)It is very different with the crangon, or squilla;
12  IV,  7  |       All insects have the belly different from the back; as, in fact,
13  IV,  9  |            9~Voice and sound are different from one another; and language
14  IV,  9  |       same note; in other cases, different notes. The smaller birds
15  IV,  9  | quadrupeds utter vocal sounds of different kinds, but they have no
16  IV,  9  |        little birds, some sing a different note from the parent birds,
17   v,  9  |          certain places at three different times of the year. The scorpaena
18   v,  21 |        to the generation of bees different hypotheses are in vogue.
19   v,  21 |       and growing in a way quite different from the mode of growth
20  VI,  17 |    equinox; with others it is at different times, in summer with some,
21  VI,  24 |   resembles the ordinary one, is different and specific. The hinny
22  VI,  37 |        hedgehog. There is also a different breed of mice that walk
23 VII,  1  |        the breasts is diverse in different individuals, for they are
24 VIII,  2 |        may be interpreted in two different ways. Thus, some animals
25 VIII,  2 |        take in water.~Aquatic in different ways, the differences depending
26 VIII,  30|      thrush, and the smaris have different colours at different seasons,
27 VIII,  30|        have different colours at different seasons, as is the case
28  IX,  13 |        might almost say it had a different note for every day in the
29  IX,  32 |          by the interbreeding of different species. The true-bred eagle
30  IX,  49B|         summer advances it has a different song, not so varied as before,
31  IX,  49B|         this season it goes by a different name. It goes into hiding,