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 1   I,  1  |     in sexual intercourse.~Of marine animals, again, some live
 2   I,  4  |     bee and the wasp, and, of marine animals, the cuttle-fish,
 3   I,  5  |      are hair-coated, and, of marine animals, the cetaceans,
 4  IV,  4  |        whether terrestrial or marine. From the stomach there
 5  IV,  4  |  tortoise, only not so black. Marine snails, also, have these
 6   v,  12 |       breed in spring. Of the marine molluscs one of the first
 7  VI,  12 |    classed in the category of marine animals. It is viviparous
 8  VI,  14 |      fishes, like as with the marine fishes, the female does
 9  VI,  14 |      to touch remain, as with marine fishes, useless and infertile.
10 VIII,  2 |     of the term "aquatic" or "marine". For the fact is, some
11 VIII,  2 | carnivorous, but feed also on marine vegetation.~The sea-turtles
12 VIII,  17|      and sets a. chirping.~Of marine animals the crawfish and
13  IX,  2  |     So much on the subject of marine animals.~
14  IX,  37 |       the habits of birds.~In marine creatures, also, one In
15  IX,  37 |       creatures, also, one In marine creatures, also, one may
16  IX,  37 |    the white gudgeon is not a marine fish. Of fishes the oviparous
17  IX,  48 |      fleetest of all animals, marine and terrestrial, and it