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 1   I,  1  |   otter, the beaver, and the crocodile; some are furnished with
 2   I,  11 |   the exception of the river crocodile; this creature moves the
 3  II,  1  |  case of the ovipara, as the crocodile and the lizard and the like,
 4  II,  10 |    exception of the Egyptian crocodile.~This latter animal, by
 5  II,  11 |   all over, like that of the crocodile. Its eyes are situated in
 6  II,  11 |   then black, not unlike the crocodile, or green like the lizard
 7  II,  15 |      say "the serpent," the "crocodile".~All viviparous quadrupeds,
 8  II,  15 |    the toad, the lizard, the crocodile, and the frog.~Some animals
 9 III,  1  | lizard, the tortoise and the crocodile; and among the viviparous
10 III,  7  |     the lower jaw; the river crocodile is the only animal that
11   v,  33 |     the goose, and the young crocodile is small, answering to the
12 VIII,  2 |    so-called sea-turtle, the crocodile, the hippopotamus, the seal,
13 VIII,  15|    the gecko, and the river. crocodile, all of which go into hiding
14  IX,  6  |      on the ground.~When the crocodile yawns, the trochilus flies
15  IX,  6  |    his food thereby, and the crocodile gets ease and comfort; it