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Alphabetical [« »] doctors 1 does 109 dog 51 dog-fish 12 dog-fishes 1 dog-like 1 dog-rose 1	Frequency [« »] 12 diagram 12 differentiation 12 distinctly 12 dog-fish 12 frog 12 fruit 12 goose	Aristotle The History of Animals IntraText - Concordances dog-fish

   Book,  Paragraph
 1  II,  13|       as is the case in all the dog-fish.~The fishing-frog has gills
 2  II,  13|   sheat-fish, and the carp. The dog-fish have all their gills double,
 3   v,  5 |       species of the sharks and dog-fish.~Now neither fishes nor
 4  VI,  10|       this is the case with the dog-fish; as the eggs grow they shift
 5  VI,  10|     unless there be conception.~Dog-fish and skate have a kind of
 6  VI,  10| attached to the shell. With the dog-fish which is called by some
 7  VI,  10|       young move out. The spiny dog-fish has its close to the midriff
 8  VI,  10|      betwixt the wombs like the dog-fish; these eggs shift into each
 9  VI,  10|        and completed in growth.~Dog-fish in general can extrude and
10  VI,  11|      month of Maemacterion. The dog-fish as a general rule bear twice
11  VI,  11|         exception of the little dog-fish, which bears only once a
12  VI,  11|        as the fox-shark and the dog-fish, and the flat fishes, such