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 1 III,  2 |                           2~In sanguineous animals the homogeneous
 2 III,  4 |    points of departure.~In all sanguineous animals the case stands
 3 III,  7 |       or less spinous. But all sanguineous animals have a backbone
 4 III,  11|       the mouth and nails.~All sanguineous animals, then, have skin;
 5 III,  13|                      13~In all sanguineous animals membranes are found.
 6 III,  14|      the way, is membrane. All sanguineous animals are furnished with
 7 III,  16|        by nature akin to it in sanguineous animals, is in all cases
 8 III,  19| consideration of the blood. In sanguineous animals blood is the most
 9 III,  19|   supplied with blood than the sanguineous ovipara. Animals that are
10 III,  20|       liquids found in certain sanguineous animals. All the natural
11 III,  20|      the marrow is exceedingly sanguineous, but, as animals grow old,
12 III,  22|                         22~All sanguineous animals eject sperm. As
13  IV,  3 |          3~The inner organs of sanguineous animals happen to have specific
14 VII,  7 |      In between is a watery or sanguineous fluid, which the women folk