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 1   I,  5 |      some are furnished with membranous wings, as the bee and the
 2   I,  5 |     bloodless creatures have membranous wings, as insects. The creatures
 3   I,  16| backbone and the windpipe by membranous ligaments, and at last finds
 4   I,  16|     the bowels; this also is membranous and broad, and turns to
 5  II,  17|       and articulated with a membranous passage, very long, and
 6 III,  1 | wombs are delicately formed, membranous, and elongated; so much
 7 III,  1 |    part close to the midriff membranous and exceedingly thin and
 8 III,  4 |    and the backbone by slack membranous communications. From it
 9 III,  20|     bones other moistures in membranous structures of the skin~In
10  IV,  2 | short oesophagus, and then a membranous stomach attached to the
11 VII,  7 |    fishes. And in some cases membranous envelopes surround the egg,