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 1  II,  13 |       invariably oviparous, but cartilaginous fishes are all viviparous,
 2 III,  7  |  viviparous fishes, such as the cartilaginous species, are gristle-spined,
 3 III,  17 |      oil is manufactured. These cartilaginous fish themselves have no
 4  IV,  9  |        produce the sounds. Some cartilaginous fish seem to squeak.~But
 5  IV,  10 |         be pronged while awake. Cartilaginous fish sleep at times so soundly
 6  IV,  11 |        instance, in the smaller cartilaginous fishes, in the greater part
 7   v,  5  | hindways, dog and bitch. In the cartilaginous species the female is larger
 8   v,  5  |        the most part. And among cartilaginous fishes are included, besides
 9   v,  5  | galeodes or sharks and dogfish. Cartilaginous fishes, then, of all kinds,
10   v,  5  |        nor very long.~Again, in cartilaginous fishes the male, in some
11   v,  10 |                           10~Of cartilaginous fishes, the rhina or angelfish
12  VI,  10 |        oviparous. Fishes of the cartilaginous genus are viviparous; the
13  VI,  10 |         rest are oviparous. And cartilaginous fishes are first oviparous
14  VI,  10 |       low down in position; the cartilaginous genus have wombs shaped
15  VI,  10 |       The womb, however, in the cartilaginous fishes differs in this respect
16  VI,  10 |        of birds, that with some cartilaginous fishes the eggs do not settle
17  VI,  10 |        supplied with blood.~All cartilaginous fishes have at one and the
18  VI,  10 |      from so doing. Of the flat cartilaginous fish, the trygon and the
19  VI,  10 |        for the varieties of the cartilaginous species and for their modes
20  VI,  11 |         my treatise on Anatomy.~Cartilaginous fishes are capable of superfoetation,
21  VI,  11 |       forth in the late autumn.~Cartilaginous fishes come out from the
22  VI,  17 |       prolific is the sprat; of cartilaginous fishes, the fishing-frog.
23  VI,  17 |         in to shore. As a rule, cartilaginous fish are less prolific than
24 VIII,  2 | exclusively carnivorous, as the cartilaginous genus, the conger, the channa
25 VIII,  13| deep-sea fishes—the trygon, the cartilaginous fishes, the white conger,
26 VIII,  15|     rock-fish, the ray, and the cartilaginous species hide only during
27  IX,  37 |      spring. With fishes of the cartilaginous kind, the males and females