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1 I, 13 | protrudes and recedes in the reverse directions to what is observable 2 II, 1 | another, and in directions the reverse of those observed in the 3 II, 1 | altogether. With man the reverse is the case.~Man also has 4 II, 1 | degree in birds. It is the reverse with man; for there is scarcely 5 II, 1 | other blooded animals the reverse holds good. By the "upper" 6 II, 1 | course of growth he comes to reverse this condition; and it is 7 v, 8 | male above, this being the reverse of the operation observed 8 VII, 1 | moist and sleek and the reverse of sinewy, and all the more 9 VIII, 30| than the female; but the reverse holds good of the sheat-fish. 10 IX, 11 | them, others are quite the reverse; some are clever in procuring