Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  5 |        by the aid of the fins developed upon that member. The newt
 2   I,  7 |        bregma" or "sinciput", developed after birth-for it is the
 3  II,  8 |   chest two teats upon poorly developed breasts. It has also arms
 4  II,  12|       this faculty is chiefly developed in broad-tongued birds.
 5 III,  5 |      sinews a liquid mucus is developed, white and glutinous, and
 6 III,  19|       as life lasts. Blood is developed first of all in the heart
 7 III,  19| creature were awake. Blood is developed out of ichor by coction,
 8  IV,  2 |     the crab this facility is developed in a higher degree. (See
 9  IV,  8 |     appears to have the least developed sense of smell; and, of
10  IV,  11|        but are more perfectly developed in the male; as, for instance,
11   v,  19|       all such insects as are developed out of the grub, both such
12   v,  19|       a bend of the body. The developed insect in each case takes
13   v,  27|       young grubs are not all developed at one and the same time
14 VII,  4 |    they become more perfectly developed, and many of them grow up.~
15  IX,  1 |   where character is the more developed, and most of all in man.~