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 1  II,  14|       small minority, to wit the aquatic species, pass their lives
 2  IV,  8 |         of taste, the tongue. Of aquatic red-blooded animals, fishes
 3   v,  8 |         is the case with certain aquatic animals and certain birds.
 4 VIII,  2|         inhaling air, and others aquatic as taking in water; and
 5 VIII,  2|        are called terrestrial or aquatic though they neither breathe
 6 VIII,  2|        dolphin and other similar aquatic animals, including the other
 7 VIII,  2|         and terrestrial only, or aquatic and aquatic only, if by
 8 VIII,  2| terrestrial only, or aquatic and aquatic only, if by terrestrial
 9 VIII,  2|      that inhales air, and if by aquatic we mean an animal that takes
10 VIII,  2|      categories, terrestrial and aquatic, seeing that these categories
11 VIII,  2|          definition of the term "aquatic" or "marine". For the fact
12 VIII,  2|            For the fact is, some aquatic animals take in water and
13 VIII,  2|         creatures take in water.~Aquatic in different ways, the differences
14 VIII,  2|          terrestrial and another aquatic, in both senses of these
15 VIII,  2| categorized into terrestrial and aquatic in three ways, according
16 VIII,  2|   depends for its terrestrial or aquatic nature on temperament and