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 1   I,  3 |            a lung) to all birds and oviparous quadrupeds. For all these
 2   I,  4 |         been drawn up. In birds and oviparous quadrupeds the testes receive
 3   I,  8 |               high in birds and all oviparous quadrupeds. Yet even these
 4   I,  11|              Thus, because they are oviparous, laying perfect eggs, they
 5   I,  12|         which have them, and in the oviparous quadrupeds among the scaly
 6   I,  12|     themselves and those externally oviparous, and in the latter class
 7   I,  12|             compared with birds and oviparous quadrupeds. And it is different
 8   I,  12|           young in both ways, being oviparous internally and viviparous
 9   I,  13|        animals which are internally oviparous and externally viviparous
10   I,  13|         both classes, being at once oviparous and viviparous. For the
11   I,  15|         when deposited, as with the oviparous fishes. In the cephalopoda (
12   I,  16|           the rule with most of the oviparous fish and oviparous quadrupeds
13   I,  16|           of the oviparous fish and oviparous quadrupeds that the female
14   I,  21|            What occurs in birds and oviparous fishes is the greatest proof
15   I,  21|        drawn from the generation of oviparous fishes. When the female
16  II,  1 |         condition (as birds and all oviparous quadrupeds and footless
17  II,  1 |            are either viviparous or oviparous, except those which are
18  II,  1 |           viviparous (for birds are oviparous), nor are they all oviparous (
19  II,  1 |        oviparous), nor are they all oviparous (for man is viviparous),
20  II,  1 |              nor are all quadrupeds oviparous (for horses, cattle, and
21  II,  1 |            fishes, while others are oviparous, as the other fishes and
22  II,  1 |            which have feet many are oviparous and many viviparous, as
23  II,  1 |     intermediate, for they are both oviparous and viviparous within themselves,
24  II,  4 |     viviparous but first internally oviparous; they develop the egg into
25  II,  4 |           with creatures externally oviparous, and the animal is produced
26 III,  1 |   themselves. The generation of the oviparous sanguinea is to a certain
27 III,  1 |             often said already, are oviparous internally but produce the
28 III,  1 |         stated later. (3) All other oviparous fishes produce an egg of
29 III,  1 |            sometimes low, as in the oviparous fish, and sometimes high,
30 III,  1 |            the uterus of externally oviparous fishes is near the generative
31 III,  2 |         those of birds and those of oviparous quadrupeds. For these all
32 III,  2 |             heat in the earth. Such oviparous quadrupeds as do visit their
33 III,  3 |             class of fishes is also oviparous. Those among them which
34 III,  4 |           other fish are externally oviparous, all laying an imperfect
35 III,  4 |        cartilaginous and internally oviparous fishes, except that the
36 III,  5 |            that these fish also are oviparous is the fact that even viviparous
37 III,  5 | cartilaginous, are first internally oviparous, for hence it is plain that
38 III,  5 |            whole class of fishes is oviparous. Where, however, both sexes
39 III,  5 |          and those belonging to the oviparous class in respect of the
40 III,  5 |            on the same scale as the oviparous fishes, for the number of
41 III,  5 |         circumstance. Birds and all oviparous quadrupeds, and any of the
42 III,  5 |         cartilaginous fish that are oviparous, produce a perfect egg,
43 III,  7 |     productive of semen. But in the oviparous fish, as the females lay
44  IV,  4 |       reason, this class also being oviparous and producing many young.