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   Book,  Paragraph
 1   I,  1  |         the case with the great majority of fishes; others get their
 2   I,  2  |          Furthermore, the great majority of animals have other organs
 3   I,  2  |    their food: I say, the great majority, for this statement does
 4   I,  16 |         the touch; in the great majority of animals it has a small
 5   I,  17 |          The liver in the great majority of animals is not provided
 6  II,  1  |   generically distinct have the majority of their parts or organs
 7  II,  1  |      some are not so. The great majority of the horned animals are
 8  II,  15 |      spleen; but with the great majority of non-viviparous but oviparous
 9  II,  17 |        without the part, as the majority of the selachians. As for
10 III,  6  |       in the blood of the great majority of animals, it is not found
11 III,  11 |       to the roots. But, in the majority of cases, grey hairs are
12  IV,  7  | embraces chest and back. In the majority of insects this intermediate
13  IV,  7  |      mouth, comes a gut, in the majority of cases straight and simple
14   v,  2  |    animals; that is to say, the majority of quadrupeds copulate as
15   v,  9  |        In like manner the great majority of fishes breed only once
16  VI,  1  |         times a year. The great majority of birds lay during the
17  VI,  6  |         them from the nest. The majority of birds other than birds
18  VI,  15 |                    15~The great majority of fish, then, as has been
19 VII,  1  |       and loss of flesh. In the majority of cases the catamenia are
20 VII,  2  |        this excretion is in the majority of such animals thick and
21 VII,  4  |        seed, straightway in the majority of cases it closes up until
22 VII,  12 |         too is prejudicial. The majority of deaths in infancy occur
23 VIII,  1 |        their food.~In the great majority of animals there are traces
24 VIII,  2 |        dead the eel, unlike the majority of fishes, neither floats
25 VIII,  19|                          19~The majority of fishes, as has been stated,
26 VIII,  29|        a scorpion. To the great majority of such creatures man’s
27  IX,  15 |         as in fact do the great majority of wild birds. (The titmouse