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1 I, 5 | its entirety develops, by differentiation and growth of the embryo.~ 2 I, 6 | simple, admitting of no differentiation, while other cases admit 3 I, 6 | while other cases admit of differentiation, but the forms lack particular 4 v, 5 | has been observed in the differentiation of the organs. And with 5 VI, 2 | hatching, it is subject to differentiation of substance, and the yolk 6 VI, 12| with an embryo from whose differentiation comes the fish, just as 7 VII, 3 | quickly attains further differentiation. In short, while within 8 VIII, 1| scale there is a graduated differentiation in amount of vitality and 9 VIII, 2| live in the water. And this differentiation may be interpreted in two 10 IX, 1 | Nature makes a similar differentiation in the mental characteristics 11 IX, 1 | characteristics of the two sexes. This differentiation is the most obvious in the 12 IX, 5 | horns without any specific differentiation, so that you cannot by observation