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1 I, 9 | the parts are stunted in development, and the skin allowed to 2 I, 15 | the sense of taste; in the development of the other senses he is 3 IV, 8 | that the natural course of development were congenitally arrested; ( 4 v, 1 | in certain of these cases development is spontaneous, and in others 5 v, 27 | spiders; but the moment the development takes place, the young spider 6 VI, 10 | and previously as well.~Development from the egg in fishes differs 7 VI, 10 | general way the rest of the development from the egg onwards is 8 VI, 10 | fishes. That is to say, development takes place at the upper 9 VI, 13 | split grow together again.~Development from the egg takes place 10 VII, 1 | inevitable one which their bodily development of itself supplies, even 11 VII, 1 | fails of reaching its full development and ages quickly in men 12 VII, 3 | infant accomplishes the whole development of its parts more slowly 13 VIII, 17| slough after the period of development; for just as the afterbirth