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 1   I,  6 | creatures that are qudapedal and unprovided with wings are blooded without
 2   I,  6 |       dry land, but is naturally unprovided with feet, belongs to the
 3  II,  10| oviparous blooded quadrupeds are unprovided with ears, but possess only
 4  II,  15|      with a lung, the dolphin is unprovided with a gall-bladder. Birds
 5  IV,  7 |     provided with this organ are unprovided with teeth, with the exception
 6  IV,  7 |      alone of all creatures), is unprovided with a mouth, but it is
 7   v,  5 |    female; for these animals are unprovided with a bladder except in
 8   v,  9 |         from the female in being unprovided with the fin beneath the
 9   v,  18|           with which the male is unprovided. In the sepia, apart from
10  VI,  3 |           but some twin eggs are unprovided with such partition, and
11  VI,  17|       with any spawn, others are unprovided with fat but have egg-spawn
12  VI,  32|          female organ, but it is unprovided with duct or passage, and
13  VI,  32|          it underneath her tail, unprovided with duct or passage; and
14  IX,  4 |       mother, but, as it will be unprovided with mother’s milk, its
15  IX,  5 |         these the patriarchs are unprovided, and their antlers merely
16  IX,  41|        provided with them. Those unprovided therewith are smaller and