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 1   I,  16 |       as is the case with some vivipara, neither is it smooth, but
 2  II,  1  |       the dog.~The quadrupedal vivipara instead of arms have forelegs.
 3 III,  1  |    properties, but both in the vivipara and the ovipara great diversities
 4 III,  1  |      In all biped or quadruped vivipara the womb is in all cases
 5 III,  1  |   wombs of biped and quadruped vivipara, only that, in the case
 6 III,  14 |    attachment, with ambidental vivipara, in the centre of the stomach,
 7 III,  14 |      suture; in non-ambidental vivipara it has its starting-point
 8 III,  15 |   while it is found in all the vivipara, the tortoise is the only
 9 III,  19 |       bull and the ass, of all vivipara. In the lower and the higher
10  IV,  8  |      touch.~Man, then, and all vivipara that have feet, and, further,
11  IV,  11 |   applicable to man and to all vivipara that have feet. Again, the
12   v,  2  |     With regard to large-sized vivipara, the hind only very rarely
13 VII,  2  |       feathers, whereas in the vivipara possessed of limbs it is
14 VII,  11 | species and in the quadrupedal vivipara. So long as there is a flow
15 VIII,  17|        the case of terrestrial vivipara we stated that the reason
16 VIII,  17|      from off the young of the vivipara so the outer husk breaks
17 VIII,  19|     oxen among the quadrupedal vivipara, and certain species of