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 1   I,  6 |    Hemioni in Syria,-from their externally resembling mules, though
 2   I,  9 |         and has no eyes visible externally; but when the outer skin
 3   I,  16|       The parts, then, that are externally visible are arranged in
 4   I,  17|         are both internally and externally viviparous, the lung is
 5  II,  1 |       those that have the organ externally placed, the organ in some
 6  II,  1 |       organ back and exposes it externally, to facilitate the act of
 7  II,  13|        for the genitals visible externally. But they have an exceptional
 8 III,  1 |         have the organ situated externally. In the case of these last,
 9 III,  1 |    other cases these organs are externally conspicuous.~We have already
10 III,  1 |         have the organ situated externally, have them enveloped in
11 III,  1 |     those ovipara that lay eggs externally, the wombs are not in all
12 III,  1 |        oviparous and viviparous externally, as is the case with the
13 III,  1 |  viviparous both internally and externally have the womb situated above
14 III,  1 |     Animals that are viviparous externally and internally oviparous
15 III,  2 |      the manifestations visible externally. Of these investigators,
16 III,  3 |         these veins are pressed externally, men, though not actually
17 III,  19|         that are internally and externally viviparous are more abundantly
18 III,  20|         that are internally and externally viviparous, as for instance
19 III,  20|      that are oviparous or only externally viviparous have neither
20   v,  34|         or snakes, the viper is externally viviparous, having been
21   v,  34|          The other serpents are externally oviparous, and their eggs
22  VI,  12| viviparous either internally or externally.~
23  VI,  13|       fishes that are oviparous externally; that is to say, the embryo