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 1  II,  14 | deep water.~Of fishes whose habitat is in the vicinity of rocks
 2  II,  15 |    inside the head, and the habitat of these creatures is in
 3 III,  2  | found is the blood, and its habitat the vein; next in degree
 4   v,  16 |  hard. But, by the way, the habitat of the sponge should not
 5 VIII,  2 | their food and fixing their habitat on land or in water: for
 6 VIII,  3 |     long tail, and from its habitat is called the hill-titmouse;
 7 VIII,  3 |    and it is named from its habitat; and lastly the wren and
 8 VIII,  12|  that can do so shift their habitat at various seasons.~Some
 9 VIII,  12|  similar manner shift their habitat now out of the Euxine and
10  IX,  37 |  resemble the colour of its habitat. The only fish that can
11  IX,  42 |  anthrenae keep to the same habitat, and go on enlarging their
12  IX,  44 |    is not found in the same habitat with them. The little ones