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 1  II,  17|       one, and an ovary long and bifurcate. The rest of its internal
 2 III,  1 |        these animals the womb is bifurcate, and beginning down below
 3  IV,  1 |          and at its extremity is bifurcate; that is to say, it has
 4  IV,  2 |         female the first foot is bifurcate, in the male it is undivided;
 5  IV,  2 |         the eight feet, four are bifurcate at the extremities, and
 6  IV,  4 |         and next after these two bifurcate legs or claws, whereby it
 7  IV,  4 |        most respects; but of its bifurcate feet or claws, the right-hand
 8  VI,  10|      oviparous genera have wombs bifurcate in shape and low down in
 9  VI,  10|     place; and since the womb is bifurcate and adheres to the midriff,
10  VI,  11|       white fluid; the ducts are bifurcate, and start from the midriff
11  VI,  13| Oviparous fishes have their womb bifurcate and placed low down, as
12  IX,  5 |       third year the antlers are bifurcate; in the fourth year they