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 1   I,  1 |      character in the following respects. Some are good-tempered,
 2  II,  8 |   resembles that of man in many respects; in other words, it has
 3  II,  15|         diversity in both these respects. Further, all blooded animals
 4  II,  17|       similar and in almost all respects furnished similarly to the
 5  II,  17|          as is the case in both respects with the saurians. Its gall
 6  IV,  2 |       claws, and in a few other respects as well. Another species
 7  IV,  4 |       construction, and in some respects dissimilar, to the spiral
 8  IV,  4 |       like to the other in most respects; but of its bifurcate feet
 9   v,  1 |        and diverse, and in some respects are like, and in other respects
10   v,  1 | respects are like, and in other respects are unlike to one another.
11   v,  19|        were horns, and in other respects differs from grubs in general,
12  VI,  12|        of the ray; in all other respects it resembles the female
13  VI,  30|        the she-bear, and in all respects as to parturition resembles
14 VIII,  2|   spawning season; but in other respects the food varies with the