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 1   I,  15|        so that the convexities formed by bent arms and legs are
 2   I,  16|      mouth, below the aperture formed by the nostrils into the
 3 III,  1 |       the wombs are delicately formed, membranous, and elongated;
 4 III,  7 |     sutures".~The skull is not formed alike in all animals. In
 5   v,  18|      sepia is first distinctly formed inside out of the white
 6   v,  18|   comes out. The inner part is formed as soon as the female lays
 7   v,  18|       the young ones are fully formed, you sever the outer covering
 8  VI,  15|      And in this, where it has formed on the surface, the so-called
 9  VI,  22|    will destroy the previously formed embryo.~(Horse-trainers
10  VI,  34|       even more inarticulately formed. Before parturition she
11 VII,  4 |       capable of life if it be formed without the above-named
12 VII,  7 |        before it is distinctly formed, it looks like an egg enveloped
13 VII,  10|  another, but all are properly formed; but in children the front
14 VIII,  6| animals with teeth differently formed, as the mouse. Animals whose
15  IX,  39|    surface; the less awkwardly formed one lies in wait on the