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 1   I,  16|         all round with numerous minute veins; it is situated, in
 2  II,  15|       owing to its delicacy and minute size.~In regard to the heart
 3  II,  15|     have the spleen exceedingly minute, as the tortoise, the freshwater
 4  II,  17|      their case are exceedingly minute, as in the sparrow.~
 5 III,  1 |         entirely enveloped with minute and delicate veins. From
 6 III,  2 |       these run off a number of minute veins branching off to the
 7 III,  2 |         hand. Other veins, more minute, extend from the main veins;
 8 III,  3 |      veins exceedingly fine and minute.~
 9 III,  4 |         and from it a number of minute veins branch off into the
10 III,  4 |         is effected by means of minute and sinewy vessels. The
11 III,  4 |       and the others have a few minute fibres to serve instead
12  IV,  1 |       within the mouth it has a minute organ of a fleshy nature,
13  IV,  4 |        species, but exceedingly minute in the smaller ones. The
14  IV,  6 | distance from one another, very minute and hard to see, whereby
15  IV,  7 |   nature, or such as from their minute size chill rapidly; though,
16   v,  8 |      body, and that too in very minute creatures; in some insects
17   v,  15|       on the ground a number of minute porphyrae, and porphyrae
18   v,  18|     have been seen so extremely minute as to be absolutely without
19   v,  19|         The grub is exceedingly minute to begin with; first even
20  VI,  4 |        detect the fact from the minute size of the creature.~The
21 VIII,  2|  subjected to a modification in minute organs, are liable to immense
22 VIII,  2|       of gelded animals: only a minute organ of the animal is mutilated,
23 VIII,  2|       embryo an infinitesimally minute but absolutely essential
24 VIII,  2|   occurrence of modification in minute organs it comes to pass