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 1   I,  20| outgrowths of bones, horns, and teeth.~There is evidence that
 2  II,  2 |      that too when he saw their teeth were white. The reason of
 3  II,  6 |         growing then.~About the teeth a difficulty may be raised.
 4  II,  6 |       that of the skin. But the teeth do nothing of the sort,
 5  II,  6 |        that have both bones and teeth. Of all the bones they alone
 6  II,  6 |      life, as is plain with the teeth which grow out of the straight
 7  II,  6 |         much and have not large teeth, their growth not being
 8  II,  6 |       causes the failure of the teeth to synchronize with old
 9  II,  6 |     thousand years the original teeth must have been very large
10  II,  6 |       of fact the growth of the teeth is not the same as that
11  II,  6 |     none of them later, but the teeth do so later. Therefore it
12  II,  6 |       are born in possession of teeth or their analogue (unless
13  II,  6 |        be stated later why some teeth are formed and fall out
14  II,  7 |       All animals with no front teeth in the upper jaw, and all
15  II,  7 |        animals which have front teeth in both jaws and no horns
16  II,  8 |     after the first shedding of teeth, it no longer generates
17   V,  8 |            8~With regard to the teeth it has been stated previously
18   V,  8 |        the reason why the front teeth are formed first and the
19   V,  8 |          He says that the early teeth are shed because they are
20   V,  8 |   suckles but does not shed its teeth, and, further, all the animals
21   V,  8 |         of them do not shed any teeth except the canines, e.g.
22   V,  8 |      the formation of the first teeth is brought about. That this
23   V,  8 |       considerations.~Now these teeth are developed before the
24   V,  8 |       developed before the flat teeth, in the first place because
25   V,  8 |   before crushing, and the flat teeth are for crushing, the others
26   V,  8 |       start together, and these teeth are smaller in size than
27   V,  8 |      more nutriment to form the teeth, and from the narrower part
28   V,  8 |         to the formation of the teeth, but the heat of the milk
29   V,  8 |    enjoy hotter milk grow their teeth quicker, heat being conducive
30   V,  8 |      the work, whereas the flat teeth cannot be blunted but are
31   V,  8 |      strong, those of the front teeth are in a thin part, so that
32   V,  8 |      still young enough to grow teeth. A proof of this is that
33   V,  8 |      this is that even the flat teeth grow for a long time, the
34   V,  8 |   indeed in some cases the last teeth have been grown in quite
35   V,  8 |       Thus nothing prevents the teeth from being formed and being
36   V,  8 |         have thus spoken of the teeth, saying why some are shed