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 1   I,  7 |  occiput is hollow. The skull consists entirely of thin bone, rounded
 2   I,  11|      passage; for the nostril consists of two separate channels.
 3   I,  11|      and who lisp.~The tongue consists of flesh, soft and spongy,
 4   I,  15|  front of it the divided part consists of "toes", five in number;
 5   I,  16|    middle of the stomach, and consists of a fatty membrane, as
 6  II,  17|       partridge; and the crop consists of a large hollow skin,
 7 III,  1 | reality each of the two sides consists not of one but of many eggs,
 8 III,  7 |     In some animals the skull consists of one single undivided
 9 III,  21|                21~Rennet then consists of milk with an admixture
10  IV,  1 |     several genera.~One genus consists of so-called "molluscs";
11 VIII,  3|    birds whose favourite food consists of insects found beneath
12  IX,  6 |      organ, as has been said, consists of bone: the organ of the
13  IX,  34|  evening and dawn. Their food consists of mice, lizards, chafers
14  IX,  40|       one another in form; it consists of all the insects that
15  IX,  40|  first of all the clerus-this consists in a growth of little worms
16  IX,  41|      there are two kinds; one consists of leaders, who are called