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 1   I,  16|        uneven.~In the case of the ovipara, such as birds and oviparous
 2  II,  1 |          legs.~In the case of the ovipara, as the crocodile and the
 3  II,  16|     kidneys and a bladder. Of the ovipara that are not quadrupedal
 4  II,  16|         with these organs. Of the ovipara that are quadrupedal, the
 5 III,  1 |        organ in the case of small ovipara is inconspicuous; but in
 6 III,  1 |         in the case of the larger ovipara, as in the goose and the
 7 III,  1 |        and in biped and quadruped ovipara are attached to the loin
 8 III,  1 |           in the vivipara and the ovipara great diversities present
 9 III,  1 | convolution.~In the case of those ovipara that lay eggs externally,
10 III,  1 |          the stomach, and all the ovipara underneath, near to the
11 III,  7 |         gristle-spined, while the ovipara have a spine which corresponds
12 III,  19|        blood than the sanguineous ovipara. Animals that are in good
13  IV,  8 |          further, all red-blooded ovipara, appear to have the use
14   v,  5 |       longer duration than in the ovipara.~It is the same with the
15   v,  5 |         interior, and so have all ovipara that are furnished with
16   v,  5 |         by the way, belong to the ovipara.~In the case of oviparous