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 1   I,  3 |             birds and in viviparous fishes). The uterus is also double
 2   I,  4 |         expulsion is slower than in fishes. This is clear in the case
 3   I,  5 |             immediate contact as in fishes.~All the vivipira have their
 4   I,  6 |             quadrupeds also. Now in fishes the whole passage resembles
 5   I,  8 |          produce them imperfect, as fishes whose eggs increase and
 6   I,  8 |            at any rate in the small fishes. For these are the most
 7   I,  11|            in all the cartilaginous fishes. But the facts about this
 8   I,  12|            near the hypozoma, as in fishes compared with birds and
 9   I,  15|    deposited, as with the oviparous fishes. In the cephalopoda (as
10   I,  21|       occurs in birds and oviparous fishes is the greatest proof that
11   I,  21|             generation of oviparous fishes. When the female has laid
12  II,  1 |    viviparous (as the cartilaginous fishes). Among the ovipara some
13  II,  1 |        imperfect; such are those of fishes, crustaceans, and cephalopods,
14  II,  1 |        vipers and the cartilaginous fishes, while others are oviparous,
15  II,  1 |             oviparous, as the other fishes and serpents, but also among
16  II,  1 |           an egg; the cartilaginous fishes have less heat than these
17  II,  1 |            either reptiles or other fishes have, all which are signs
18  II,  1 |          shell-like covering. Hence fishes, because they are scaly,
19  II,  1 |             imperfect, as the scaly fishes, the crustacea, and the
20  II,  1 |         body, as the class of scaly fishes, the crustacea, and the
21  II,  4 |             as birds and viviparous fishes, it is impossible that the
22  II,  5 |            one case in the class of fishes makes us hesitate. No male
23  II,  5 |             members of the class of fishes are neither male nor female,
24  II,  6 |          This is manifest in birds, fishes, and insects. For some of
25 III,  1 | two-coloured. (2) The cartilaginous fishes, as has been often said
26 III,  1 |              3) All other oviparous fishes produce an egg of one colour,
27 III,  1 |         former in the cartilaginous fishes, the latter in animals both
28 III,  1 |         concerned, but in birds and fishes alike it is imperfect for
29 III,  1 |             that neither birds’ nor fishes’ eggs are perfected for
30 III,  1 |             of externally oviparous fishes is near the generative passage.
31 III,  3 |                      3~The class of fishes is also oviparous. Those
32 III,  3 |           selache" or cartilaginous fishes produce a perfect egg within
33 III,  3 |            egg of the cartilaginous fishes is soft-shelled (for they
34 III,  3 |        though not all cartilaginous fishes the egg is still attached
35 III,  3 |             birds and cartilaginous fishes differs in this respect.
36 III,  3 |        development of cartilaginous fishes differs from that of birds,
37 III,  3 |             the yolk,—only in these fishes it connects with the whole
38 III,  4 |            and internally oviparous fishes, except that the growth
39 III,  5 |             that the whole class of fishes is oviparous. Where, however,
40 III,  5 |         except in the cartilaginous fishes, for they think that the
41 III,  5 |          the males of cartilaginous fishes and those belonging to the
42 III,  5 |         same scale as the oviparous fishes, for the number of eggs
43 III,  5 |           that conception in female fishes is caused by their swallowing
44 III,  5 |         fact that the union of such fishes is brief, so that it is
45 III,  5 |            free again, whereas such fishes do so quickly. Hence, not
46 III,  7 |       whereas in the non-viviparous fishes this is seen in both sexes.
47 III,  7 |            egg both of birds and of fishes, only in the former internally,
48 III,  7 |            yolk. But in the eggs of fishes no such limit of time has
49 III,  7 |           produced as it is in some fishes, if indeed there is any
50 III,  8 |          egg for the same reason as fishes. In the carabi and their
51 III,  8 |            deposition like those of fishes.~The sepia while developing
52 III,  9 |         birds and vivipara and most fishes, others spontaneously, like
53 III,  10|            that in the case of some fishes there is such a method of
54 III,  10|           to be the case in certain fishes, that the bees should generate
55 III,  11|         mullet and some other river fishes and also the eel kind. For