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 1   I,  3 |         all birds and oviparous quadrupeds. For all these have their
 2   I,  4 |          In birds and oviparous quadrupeds the testes receive the spermatic
 3   I,  5 |                      5~Besides, quadrupeds have the organ of copulation,
 4   I,  5 |        does not, like the other quadrupeds, mount upon the back of
 5   I,  6 |         testes in the system of quadrupeds, for part of the reflected
 6   I,  6 |        is soon emitted in these quadrupeds also. Now in fishes the
 7   I,  8 |        women and the viviparous quadrupeds), high in birds and all
 8   I,  8 |         birds and all oviparous quadrupeds. Yet even these differences
 9   I,  12|      them, and in the oviparous quadrupeds among the scaly animals.
10   I,  12|        with birds and oviparous quadrupeds. And it is different again
11   I,  14|  copulate like the retromingent quadrupeds, fitting their tails to
12   I,  16|    oviparous fish and oviparous quadrupeds that the female is larger
13   I,  20|     first (such are man and all quadrupeds which bend their hind-legs
14  II,  1 |         birds and all oviparous quadrupeds and footless animals, e.g.
15  II,  1 |        viviparous), nor are all quadrupeds oviparous (for horses, cattle,
16  II,  1 |         many viviparous, as the quadrupeds above mentioned. And some
17  II,  6 |     Moreover, all polydactylous quadrupeds, as dog, lion, wolf, fox,
18 III,  1 |       is the same as in men and quadrupeds, for if their bodies chance
19 III,  2 |    birds and those of oviparous quadrupeds. For these all lay their
20 III,  2 |       the earth. Such oviparous quadrupeds as do visit their eggs and
21 III,  2 |   incubation.~The eggs of these quadrupeds are formed in the same way
22 III,  2 |         But whereas the eggs of quadrupeds are hatched out by the mere
23 III,  2 | perfected, as with men and some quadrupeds; with birds we find it till
24 III,  2 |         those, whether birds or quadrupeds, which lay the egg with
25 III,  5 |         Birds and all oviparous quadrupeds, and any of the cartilaginous
26 III,  6 |         at the mouth, and among quadrupeds that the weasel brings forth
27 III,  6 |        like manner to the other quadrupeds; by what passage is the
28 III,  11|      with the origin of men and quadrupeds, that, if ever they were
29   V,  2 |    eaves of a house, as in some quadrupeds, with the internal spiral
30   V,  6 |        Some birds and some wild quadrupeds change their colour according