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 1   I,  3 |             as in all birds and in viviparous fishes). The uterus is also
 2   I,  6 |        semen during copulation, as viviparous land-animals do, but they
 3   I,  8 |    pudendum, but the cartilaginous viviparous fish have it higher up near
 4   I,  8 |          fish (as in women and the viviparous quadrupeds), high in birds
 5   I,  11|            those animals which are viviparous from the beginning. Therefore
 6   I,  11|         placed high, but, as being viviparous, low, participating in both
 7   I,  11|          classes.~Animals that are viviparous from the beginning all have
 8   I,  12|          uterus differs in animals viviparous within themselves and those
 9   I,  12|           oviparous internally and viviparous externally. For those which
10   I,  12|    externally. For those which are viviparous both internally and externally
11   I,  13|           oviparous and externally viviparous are in an intermediate condition
12   I,  13|        being at once oviparous and viviparous. For the upper part of the
13   I,  13|            part that the animal is viviparous. In these also the passage
14   I,  20|         body. All animals that are viviparous without producing eggs first (
15   I,  20|        outwards, for all these are viviparous without producing eggs)—
16  II,  1 |    themselves, some are internally viviparous (as men, horses, cattle,
17  II,  1 |          after this are externally viviparous (as the cartilaginous fishes).
18  II,  1 |           the sanguinea are either viviparous or oviparous, except those
19  II,  1 | cross-division. Not all bipeds are viviparous (for birds are oviparous),
20  II,  1 |          all oviparous (for man is viviparous), nor are all quadrupeds
21  II,  1 |           and countless others are viviparous), nor are they all viviparous (
22  II,  1 |      viviparous), nor are they all viviparous (for lizards, crocodiles,
23  II,  1 |          are some footless animals viviparous, as vipers and the cartilaginous
24  II,  1 |        many are oviparous and many viviparous, as the quadrupeds above
25  II,  1 |            dolphin, are internally viviparous. By this character then
26  II,  1 |            purer element which are viviparous, for nothing is internally
27  II,  1 |          for nothing is internally viviparous unless it receive and breathe
28  II,  1 |           lay a perfect egg or are viviparous after laying an egg within
29  II,  1 |        they are both oviparous and viviparous within themselves, the former
30  II,  1 |           first (for they are only viviparous after first laying eggs),
31  II,  1 |          still they are externally viviparous. The third class do not
32  II,  1 |           themselves when they are viviparous, others in eggs.~There is
33  II,  1 |     externally but also internally viviparous. Such, then, is the material
34  II,  4 |          animals, those internally viviparous, keep the developing embryo
35  II,  4 |          third class is externally viviparous but first internally oviparous;
36  II,  4 |           these are the perfect or viviparous animals, and of these the
37  II,  4 |         the hypozoma, as birds and viviparous fishes, it is impossible
38  II,  7 |                               7~In viviparous animals, as said before,
39 III,  1 |            those animals which are viviparous both externally and within
40 III,  1 |     previously. For in some of the viviparous creatures it is high up
41 III,  1 |          internally and externally viviparous, such as man and horse and
42 III,  1 |        discharge of catamenia like viviparous sanguinea (for they occur
43 III,  3 |      themselves but are externally viviparous except one which they call
44 III,  3 |      themselves but are externally viviparous.~
45 III,  5 |    oviparous is the fact that even viviparous fish, such as the cartilaginous,
46 III,  9 |           in all animals, even the viviparous and those that lay a perfect
47 III,  9 |            With animals internally viviparous the embryo becomes egg-like
48  IV,  8 |          females of all internally viviparous animals, becoming useful
49   V,  2 |          in the seal, for though a viviparous quadruped it has no ears
50   V,  3 |           all which are internally viviparous, for even when the covering