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 1  IV,  2 |   larger kind.~Of the crab, the varieties are indefinite and incalculable.
 2  IV,  2 |     fresh-water crab; the other varieties are smaller in size and
 3  VI,  9 | circumstance some birds of wild varieties run away from the males
 4  VI,  10|     viviparous.~So much for the varieties of the cartilaginous species
 5 VIII,  2|       in the case of the larger varieties. Like the oyster it has
 6 VIII,  3|       the vulture there are two varieties: one small and whitish,
 7 VIII,  3|        titmouse there are three varieties. The largest is the finch-titmouse—
 8 VIII,  3| exception of the pigeon and its varieties.~The whole genus of birds
 9 VIII,  3|       kingfishers there are two varieties; one that sits on reeds
10 VIII,  3|      without a note. Both these varieties are blue on the back. There
11  IX,  40|         in form.~There are nine varieties, of which six are gregarious-the
12  IX,  40|        and by treat of the nine varieties—does not go a-hunting, but