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 1   I,  5  |       such as those that are flat and long-tailed, as the
 2   I,  5  |   undulatory motion of their flat bodies; the fishing frog,
 3   I,  5  |     fishes as have not their flat surfaces thinned off to
 4   I,  11 |      tasted be placed on the flat surface of the organ, the
 5  II,  1  |    do not interlock but have flat opposing crowns, as the
 6 III,  3  |    shut their eyes, and fall flat on the ground. Extending
 7 III,  8  |     found in the case of the flat space in the region of the
 8  IV,  1  |      and teuthus is hard and flat, being a substance intermediate
 9  IV,  2  |       with their extremities flat; they are devoid of flaps
10  IV,  2  |   right claw has the extreme flat surface long and thin, while
11  IV,  9  |   have the tongue moderately flat, and also such as have thin
12  IV,  10 |  under a rock or the ground. Flat fish go to sleep in the
13   v,  5  |    with the exception of the flat selachians, lie down side
14   v,  5  |    Fishes, however, that are flat and furnished with tails-as
15   v,  16 |    the other lives on smooth flat reefs, free and detached,
16   v,  19 |     is also winged. From the flat animalcule that skims over
17   v,  28 |    in poor land, but only in flat and loamy land, for the
18   v,  31 |      only that their tail is flat. Sea-lice are uniform in
19  VI,  10 |   fish from so doing. Of the flat cartilaginous fish, the
20  VI,  11 |    and the dog-fish, and the flat fishes, such as the electric
21  VI,  13 |     the spawn of the goby is flat and crumbly. Fish in general
22 VIII,  2 |    perpetually flowing on to flat slabs of stone and then
23 VIII,  3 | common heron, and has a long flat bill. There are furthermore
24 VIII,  10|     grounds. Sheep that have flat tails can stand the winter
25 VIII,  19|     fish will be caught than flat fish with a north wind blowing.~
26  IX,  9  |   tongue, which is large and flat. It can run up and down
27  IX,  40 |     the latter, by putting a flat dish on the ground with