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 1  II,  12|         but wings-an exceptional structure as compared with other animals.
 2  II,  12|         real thigh is a separate structure betwixt it and the shin.
 3  II,  12|       resembles the snake in the structure of its tongue; for the creature
 4  II,  14|       with legs of more delicate structure. And the same remark applies
 5  II,  17| connecting ducts, similar to the structure in the lung of birds.~The
 6  II,  17|       present diversities in the structure of their stomachs. In the
 7  II,  17|          is also a difference in structure in the gut of the two groups
 8 III,  7 |        others it is composite in structure, as in man; and in the human
 9 III,  9 |          simple and undivided in structure. In the case of the stag
10  IV,  1 |  substance outside, and any hard structure it may happen to have, inside-in
11  IV,  1 |     animals that have their hard structure outside, and their soft
12  IV,  2 |         are exceptional in their structure, for the right claw has
13  IV,  2 |         the mouth a small fleshy structure serving for a tongue; and
14  IV,  4 |      these animals.~The internal structure is almost the same in all
15  IV,  4 |         like a lid; in fact this structure represents the one part,
16   v,  17|         attached, and the entire structure resembles a cluster of grapes;
17   v,  18|       into any similar cavity, a structure resembling the tendrils
18  VI,  1 |        from their continuity the structure resembles a necklace of
19  VI,  3 |        serum envelops the entire structure. Then comes another membrane
20  IX,  12|          places adapted to their structure. Several birds, however,
21  IX,  37|       spider’s web. It uses this structure, when a breeze is blowing,